The woman of our lives. Tribute to Jeanne Moreau
The great French actress, Jeanne Moreau, one of the internationally recognised faces and voices of European cinema and theatre, will be receiving the Mikeldi of Honour at the 51st Zinebi Festival in recognition of her career and her contribution to the development of contemporary cinema. After a long prolific career, (which she still continues with right now with enviable vitality) in starring roles in films by Buñuel, Antonioni, Truffaut, Malle or Fassbinder, her visit to our city will be accompanied in the programme by a retrospective, that she herself has selected, of some of her latest and less well-known performances and a documentary on her work as a whole: Le Temps qui reste (François Ozon, France, 2005), Château en Suède (Josée Dayan, Belgium, 2008), Plus tard tu comprendras (Amos Gitai, France/Germany/Israel, 2008) and Jeanne M.-Côté cour, côté coeur (Pierre-André Boutanh/Annie Chevallay/Josée Dayan, France 2008).
Screening venue: Guggenheim Museum Auditorium
Film screenings
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JEANNE M. - CÔTÉ COUR, CÔTÉ COEUR
Guggenheim Museum
28-11-2009 - 20:00h
Pierre-André Boutanh / Annie Chevallay / Josée Dayan | FRANCE
94'00'' Documentary -
PLUS TARD TU COMPRENDRAS (ALGÚN DÍA COMPRENDERÁS)
Guggenheim Museum
27-11-2009 - 20:00h
Amos Gitai | FRANCE/GERMANY/ISRAEL
90'00'' Fiction -
LE TEMPS QUI RESTE
Guggenheim Museum
24-11-2009 - 18:00h
François Ozon | FRANCE
81'00'' Fiction -
CHÂTEAU EN SUÈDE
Guggenheim Museum
26-11-2009 - 18:00h
Josée Dayan | BELGIUM
105' 00'' Fiction
