Bonnarien
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Bonnarien is Mauricette’s surname, it means ‘no good’ in English and she’s determined to change it. A slam poet during her free time, Mauricette understands the potential words possess to inflict great harm. She decides to use her craft to free herself from a colonial name that was imposed onto her ancestors and in doing so, heal long-standing generational trauma. Set in French Guiana, Bonnarien is Adiel Goliot’s first fiction short. With a stellar cast and performance, Goliot’s tender film finds power in reclamation.
– Lyse Ishimwe Nsengiyumva
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Film details
- Country of production
- French Guiana
- Year
- 2023
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2024
- Length
- 21'
- Medium/Format
- DCP
- Language
- French
- Premiere status
- International premiere
- Director
- Adiel Goliot
- Producer
- Justine Mathieu
- Screenplay
- Adiel Goliot
- Cinematography
- Johan Le Ruz
- Editing
- Nathan Jacquard
- Sound design
- Tanguy Lailler
- Principal cast
- Miremonde FLEUZIN, Vanessa CHAMPLAIN
- Music
- Adiel Goliot, Miremonde FLEUZIN, Allan Hu-Yen-Tack, Djaahaya
- Production company
- Post-genres productions
- Sales / World rights holder
- Post-genres productions