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ARCHIVE

9th(2007)



Fissures

Alanté Kavaïté

  • France
  • 2006
  • 87min
  • 35mm
  • color
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SYNOPSIS

Charlotte¡¯s mother is murdered at her house out in the country. Why she is murdered and who killed her are not known. Charlotte who works as a sound engineer herself decides to try to unravel the mystery of this case and find out who murdered her mom. Charlotte goes alone to stay at her mother\'s house and realizes that she has little idea about her mother\'s life. When she sets up a recorder and a microphone in the house and sounds from past plots and affairs begin to be heard accidentally through the mike. The mysteries of ominous plots set in shadows are gradually revealed in the powerful relationships between a policeman, a politician and an environmentalist whose secrets were known only by Charlotte\'s mother. And the people in her neighborhood treated her mother like a witch. Using the heroine Charlotte\'s job as a sound engineer, this French thriller maximizes the auditory effects and reveals the secrets of the house like a traditional device of a gothic story. It is also visually pleasurable to watch Charlotte digging into the truth of her mother\'s murder case in a way of connecting the source of each sound with threads of truth. (KIM Sunah)

PROGRAM NOTE

Charlotte¡¯s mother is murdered at her house out in the country. Why she is murdered and who killed her are not known. Charlotte who works as a sound engineer herself decides to try to unravel the mystery of this case and find out who murdered her mom. Charlotte goes alone to stay at her mother\'s house and realizes that she has little idea about her mother\'s life. When she sets up a recorder and a microphone in the house and sounds from past plots and affairs begin to be heard accidentally through the mike. The mysteries of ominous plots set in shadows are gradually revealed in the powerful relationships between a policeman, a politician and an environmentalist whose secrets were known only by Charlotte\'s mother. And the people in her neighborhood treated her mother like a witch. Using the heroine Charlotte\'s job as a sound engineer, this French thriller maximizes the auditory effects and reveals the secrets of the house like a traditional device of a gothic story. It is also visually pleasurable to watch Charlotte digging into the truth of her mother\'s murder case in a way of connecting the source of each sound with threads of truth. (KIM Sunah)

Director

  • Alanté KavaïtéAlanté Kavaïté

    Alanté Kavaïté began her career as the lead actress in Raimundas Banionis\' JAZZ, a Lithuanian feature film (1992). She then decided to pursue her studies in France, graduating from Avignon\'s National Fine Arts School before entering Paris\' Beaux Arts School where she specialised in photography and video. She worked with Pavel Lounguine as an editor on two documentaries and as script supervisor on a TV drama. In 2002, she directed her first short film The Carp, selected for various film festivals and broadcast on the French channel Ciné-Cinéma. She wrote and directed her first feature film Ecoute le Temps in 2005. She\'s been writing with Laurent Tuel the screenplay for Nuisible.

Credit

  • ProducerAntoine Simkine
  • Cast Emilie Dequenne, Mathieu Demy, Ludmila Mikaël
  • Screenwriter Alanté Kavaïté ¾Ë¶õÅ× Ä«¹ÙÀÌÅ×
  • Cinematography Dominique Colin
  • Editor Agnés Mouchel
  • Sound Philippe Richard, Franck Desmoulins, François Groult