Project Detail

We Cannes

Synopsis

An inspirational and educative true story, with guerrilla style filming that makes it more real. The fantasy is what inspires Delia Antal, an actor and the film-maker to document the magic of the Cannes Film Festival.
Delia talks honestly about the struggle of her journey as a new film-maker and the life changing events that occur at this important site of the film business. She shows us the ins and outs of the festival, the front lines and back-end action. We are also introduced to the hard work that takes place behind the scenes, beyond the glamorous Red Carpet.

Details

Year
2016
Type of project
Features
Running time
73 mins
Format
H.264 mov
Director
Delia Antal
Producer
Delia Antal
Executive Producer
Delia Antal
Editor
Massimiliano Guelfi
Screenwriter
Delia Antal
Director of Photography
Andrea David Farnocchia, Massimiliano Guelfi
Production Designer
Massimiliano Guelfi
Sound
Andrea David Farnocchia, Stewart Dugdale
Composer
Steward Dugdale
Principal cast
Delia Antal, Maia Morgenstern, Christopher Jenner Cole, Lawrie Brewster
Story editor
James Bowsher
Co-creative Director
Christopher Jenner Cole
Film Images
© Massimiliano Guelfi

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