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Blue notes

J met the Dwarf in a drunken evening in a bar in Paris. He reveals to him the existence of a strange plot against the unemployed. The next day, J proves to be a target of this conspiracy.


Director Biography - FRANCOIS Simon


Simon François is an editor of thirty-three years old. In 2013, he was the author of a documentary short film called "The mirror of Van Gogh", in partnership with the Van Gogh Institute in Auvers-sur-Oise. Recently he wrote and directed his first short film, "Blue notes", already selected in international festivals.


Director Statement


With a drifting society in the background, "Blue notes" is intended as an allegory of a system that turns humans into molluscs, an offbeat tale about a social mechanism, witch the absurdity is only matched by the political cynicism that have set it up. A realistic story in the eyes of the author, and the will to slip a note of fantasy and humor in it. A genre film, but also a film mixing the genres, from film noir to B-Series, between social criticism and bitter fable, "Blue notes" are now waiting to be played. Simon François


Credits

  • FRANCOIS Simon Director

  • FRANCOIS Simon Writer

  • FRANCOIS Simon Producer

  • MARIVIN Pierre Producer

  • LEVY Julie Producer

  • GARçON Jean-Louis Key Cast

  • CARTELLIER Serge Key Cast

Specifications

  • Project Title (Original Language): Les notes bleues

  • Project Type: Short

  • Genres: Fiction, Drama

  • Runtime: 14 minutes 59 seconds

  • Completion Date: July 6, 2014

  • Country of Origin: France

  • Country of Filming: France

  • Language: French

  • Aspect Ratio: Scope

  • Film Color: Color

  • First-time Filmmaker: Yes

  • Student Project: No






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