Diacomédie
Synopsis
It's the story of a human adventure that's been going on for nearly 30 years. The story of a village, the story of a show, and the story of the people who bring it to life. Every four years, in the heart of rural Auvergne, retired workers, schoolteachers and craftsmen become actors, directors, costume designers and set designers for a show entirely written and directed by a retired schoolteacher: La Diacomédie. For almost a year, they write, rehearse, sew and build sets, but above all, they are together.
*Film screened only at the Ciné mobile.
Production :
Triade Films - Website
Dimanche Soir - Website
Distribution :
Triade Films | Dimanche Soir
About
Angélique Muller
French National, Angelique Muller was born in Clermont-Ferrand (63). She studied Communications and Film studies at the University of Malta. Her graduation short film Ward Sixty6 won the grand prize at the Tangier film festival in 2006 and earned her a scholarship to pursue a Master’s degree in screenwriting at Napier University in Edinburgh, Scotland. She carried on training as an assistant director at the CEFPF in Paris and has been working between France and Malta ever since. In 2015 she joined the Film Grain Foundation and curated various selections of the Valletta Film Festival. Angélique had just completed her upcoming short film Johnny Johnny produced by Bizibi (Paris) and Dimanche Soir (Clermont-Ferrand) with the support ARTE France, the Corsican Collectivity, The French National Film Fund (CNC) and Studio Off-courts. She is currently in post-production of her first documentary project Amateurs produced by Triade Films (Paris) which follows the struggles of an amateur theatre troop to keep culture alive in rural France.
