Un Film Dramatique (Eric Baudelaire, 2019)

Screening as part of Albertine Cinémathèque

Feb 3 - Feb 11, 2022


Un Film Dramatique
(Eric Baudelaire, 2019, 114 min, France, French with English subtitles, Color, DCP)

Commissioned as a dedicated artwork for the newly constructed Dora Maar middle school on the outskirts of Paris, Un film dramatique is a lively portrait of the first class to attend the school, filmed over the course of four years. The group of 21 middle schoolers discuss the drama of their daily lives and experiment with cameras and equipment. They are the film’s subjects, and also its makers. As the students debate the approaching elections and the immigration crisis, they also seek to answer a key political question—what are we doing here together?


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Contact: Hank Okazaki

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Sponsor: Center for French & Francophone Studies (CFFS)

Co-Sponsors: Duke Cinematic Arts