opening evening
Tuesday 25 September . 8.30 pm
cinéma Star . Bagatelle
screening
discussion
cocktail
Limited seats, invitations can be collected at: IFM . Rose Hill
T : 467 42 22
In the presence of Moussa Touré, Senegalese director and the patron of Île Courts Festival 2012.
TRIBUTE TO RADHA-RAJEN JAGANATHEN
Île Courts Île Courts pays homage to Radha-Rajen Jaganathen by offering the audience the opportunity to rediscover two of his films:
To Lucy (MAASAI CONNECTION)
Radha-Rajen Jaganathen, Maki J. Algen
France / 1993 / Fiction / 9’
One night a masai herdsman hears the distant call of a woman who lived 3 million years ago, begging him to fetch her and bring her back to the land of her birth. From the plains of Kenya to Paris, three herdsmen follow signs and symbols until they arrive at the museum where the bones of Lucy are kept…
First prize at the Festivals of Montreal, Amiens and Ouagadougou
First prize at the Festivals of Montreal, Amiens and Ouagadougou
To be a good jockey
Radha-Rajen Jaganathen
France / 1996 / Documentaire / 9’
A small Mauritian child who silently observes the comings and goings of the jockeys and the horse racings has a secret. He dreams of a horse, of his horse. He also dreams of celebration and victory…
This screening was made thanks to the support of François Margolin and Emmanuelle Stéphan.
This screening was made thanks to the support of François Margolin and Emmanuelle Stéphan.
ÎLE COURTS – THE 2012 COLLECTION
The 2012 collection films are the result of the creation work initiated during the Écrire court scriptwriting workshop of the 2011 Île Courts Festival.The screening will be followed by an open discussion with the audience, in the presence of the film directors.
The Ring
Mikhaël Botebol
Mauritius / 2012 / Fiction / 10’
Jean works on the assembly line of a factory. Old and tired as his machine, after more than thirty years of hard work, he is downtrodden by Fred, the production manager, who takes advantage of his power to abuse Lise. But the young maid and the old worker do not intend to be messed around endlessly.
The Encounter
John Rabaud
Mauritius / 2012 / Fiction / 17’
Dim, a 17-years-old teenager, is withdrawn since his father’s death. One day, influenced by his friend Alex, and to hide from his strict mother, he decides to skip school. During this trip, Alex hopes that Dim will forget his concerns. But sometimes the road to hell is paved with good intentions…
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