Project Detail

Rohmer in Paris

Name: Rohmer in Paris
Director: Richard Misek
Released: 2013
Duration: 67 mins

Synopsis

A love letter to legendary Nouvelle vague film-maker Eric Rohmer and the world capital of cinema. The film begins with a chance encounter with Rohmer in 1994, while he was filming Rendez-vous in Paris on location in Montmartre. This accidental connection becomes the basis for a passionate exploration Rohmer’s lifelong relationship with the city and the many cinematic journeys he made through it. Innovatively combining biographical documentary, psychogeography, speculative fiction, and remix, the film provides a narrated tour of Rohmer’s works, of modern Paris, and of the pains and pleasures of cinephilia.

Details

Year: 2013
Type of project: Features
Running time: 67 mins
Director: Richard Misek 1st Feature
Producer: Richard Misek
Editor: Richard Misek
Screenwriter: Richard Misek
Sound: Tatsujiro Oto
Composer: Tatsujiro Oto

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Richard Misek

Tel: +44 (0)7986 736652

richardmisek@gmail.com

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