Six
Shot in a day, this brilliantly warm film finds itself at the junction between documentary and fiction, the directors successfully achieving their claimed inheritance from Kiarostami: ‘The first person you bump into in the street can be the subject of a film.’
Also in this combined programme
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A Blood-Red Robe
Deeply sensual film about the enigma called love. Between a man and a woman in a hotel room, every word and gesture matters greatly. -
Path Lights
An object that falls from the sky gives an aimless voice-actor direction. Brilliant script, ditto actors. -
Rita
Enigmatic short about the blind girl Rita, who enjoys a brief moment of freedom with a boy. Simulation of the experience of being blind. -
Le haricot bleu
‘One summer I picked a pod of blue bean in the botanical garden of Geneva’ (from a poem by Jean Villemin, co-director).
Film details
- Countries of production
- France, Japan
- Year
- 2009
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2010
- Length
- 28'
- Medium/Format
- HDcam
