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Interview with Cinepivates

Posted in Press, tagged Alix Bénézech, Cinepivates, Florent Arnoult, interview, Olympia Film Festival on December 11, 2014| Leave a Comment »

Our main actors Alix Bénézech and Florent Arnoult were interviewed by Cinepivates Magazine last week at the Olympia Film Festival to talk about “La Vie Nous Appartient”, filming in the mountains, future plans and other topics. Check it out: Interview Cinepivates (Greek) (more…)

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Article in media biz magazine

Posted in Making Of, Press, tagged Marco Zimprich, media biz, Niederösterreich, Sony F65 on December 12, 2013| Leave a Comment »

Media biz is the largest Austrian special interest magazine focusing on the professional audio-visual industry. Its December issue will feature an article on “La Vie Nous Appartient”, including details of the creation of the film, highlighting the challenges faced by our team while filming in the amazing locations in Lower Austria. Click the link below to read a sneak preview in their online edition (in German). (more…)

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Article on Cineuropa.org

Posted in Press, tagged cineuropa.org, film review, Gijon, La Vie Nous Appartient on December 8, 2013| Leave a Comment »

Our screening at Gijón apparently created more buzz than we thought. Here is another review about our film on cineuropa.org, by Alfonso Rivera, translated from Spanish. While he may not have liked every detail of the film, it is generally a positive review, and we truly appreciate the honest scrutiny and interest in our film:

“Young people on the brink”

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Article on RedShark News

Posted in News, Press, tagged camera, Marco Zimprich, promedia, redsharknews, Sony F65 on December 1, 2013| Leave a Comment »

Contrary to many other low-budget independent films, we chose to film “La Vie Nous Appartient” with a large high-end camera. Thanks to generous support from our DP Marco Zimprich and the rental company pro.media in Vienna, we had the opportunity to use the Sony F65, which allowed us to deliver pictures otherwise not possible, such as moving from extreme dark to extreme light, without losing information. (more…)

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