El CNC celebra el programa Aide aux cinémas du monde

por Fabien Lemercier

05/04/2019 - Entre las 350 películas de 90 nacionalidades respaldadas desde 2012 destacan numerosos títulos que han pasado por los festivales más importantes

El CNC celebra el programa Aide aux cinémas du monde

(i-d) Pierre Buhler (presidente del Institut français) y Charles Tesson (presidente de la comisión Aide aux cinémas du monde), Frédérique Bredin (presidenta del CNC), Nadav Lapid, Kaouther Ben Hania, Sergeï Loznitsa, Gaya Jiji y Benedikt Erlingsson (© CNC)

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Q&A: Pawel Pawlikowski
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entrevista: Nadav Lapid
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"France has always been a refuge and a partner for filmmakers hailing from all around the world. Aide aux cinémas du monde is a brand of excellence which is key to unearthing new talent and future great names in global cinema. By way of its open approach, France has provided assistance to the biggest names in the business: Youssef Chahine, Michael Haneke, Wong Kar-Waï and, more recently, Naomi Kawase, Jia Zhang-Ke and Matteo Garrone. Now more than ever, the world needs these directors’ views on the world", stressed Frédérique Bredin, the President of the CNC who organised an evening event on Thursday 4 April, in celebration of the fund which places France at the heart of worldwide cinematographic creation.

Five filmmakers attended the event to highlight the important role played by Aide aux cinémas du monde: the Tunisian Kaouther Ben Hania (who received aid for Beauty and the Dogs [+lee también:
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entrevista: Kaouther Ben Hania
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entrevista: Benedikt Erlingsson
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entrevista: Sergei Loznitsa
ficha de la película]). Flanking them, aside from Frédéric Bredin, were Pierre Buhler (Chairman of the Institut français) and Charles Tesson (current Chairman of the Aide aux cinémas du monde committee, but also Artistic Director of Critics’ Weeks at the Cannes Film Festival).