Every Face Has a Name
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| Jeudi, 12 avril 2018 | 15:00 | La Maison du Cinéma |
PROFITEZ DE LA PRÉVENTE!
Le 28 avril 1945, des centaines de survivants des camps de concentration allemands arrivent au port de Malmö, en Suède. Alors qu’ils font leurs premiers pas en liberté, les photographes de presse suédois les filment. 70 ans plus tard, les rescapés regardent ces images d’archives pour la toute première fois et revivent les émotions de cette journée spéciale.
Voir la bande annonce Dossier de presseMagnus Gertten
MAGNUS GERTTEN has since 1998 directed a large number of documentaries for international TV channels and film festivals. He runs the production company Auto Images in Malmö, Sweden, together with producer Lennart Ström.
Among Magnus Gertten’s highlighted films are The Way Back – True Blue 2 (Blådårar 2, 2002), nominated for Prix Europa, Get busy (Gå loss, 2004), nominated for a Swedish Guldbagge, Rolling Like a Stone (2005) winner of Best Music Documentary at Silverdocs, USA, etc, Long Distance Love (2008), winner of Best Documentary at Hamptons IFF, USA, etc, and Harbour of Hope (Hoppets hamn, 2011), awarded with a Honorary Mention at Krakow International Film Festival. His feature length music documentary Tusen bitar (2014, co-directed by Stefan Berg) has became and one of the most successful Swedish documentaries on cinemas during the last 20 years. In January 2015 his new documentary Every Face has a Name premiered at the Gothenburg International Film Festival, Sweden, where it was nominated for the Dragon Award, Best Nordic Documentary. The film was awarded the Angelos prize 2015 at the festival.
Magnus Gertten is also a producer and works with international co-productions such as the Prix Europa winner The Punk Syndrome, the Cannes winner Armadillo and the Norwegian Bravehearts.