Anthony Bajon in the movie Teddy.

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Les Bookmakers / The Jokers

The Covid-19 will not have the skin of the Gérardmer Festival.

Fans of horrific and fantastic cinema will not meet in the Vosges for the 2021 edition since it will take place online (see box) from January 27 to 31.

This Thursday, the organizers unveiled some of the selected films.

On the side of the feature film competition, France will be represented by

Teddy

, a werewolf story directed by Ludovic and Zoran Boukherma.

It will also be necessary to watch

Possessor

by Canadian Brandon Cronenberg (son of David), while

The Cursed Lesson

, by Kim Ji-han and Juhn Jai-hong, originally from South Korea, is for the time being the only Asian work that can claim to a price.

Also in the running are

Anything for Jackson

by Justin Dyck,

Boys From County Hell

by Chris Baugh,

Host

by Rob Savage,

Sleep

by Michael Venus,

Sweet River

by Justin McMillan,

The Other Side

by Tord Danielsson & Oskar Mellander and

The Stylist

by Jill Gevargizian. 

Juries chaired by Bertrand Bonnello and Pio Marmaï

On the out-of-competition side, festival-goers will be able to see two Russian films,

Sputnik

and

Superdeep

, as well as

Impetigore

, by the often interesting Indonesian director Joko Anwar.

Frenchman Baptiste Rouveuvre will present his

Anonymous Animals

and South Korean Cho Kyung-hun his

Beauty Water

.

North American films will be in force with the Canadian

Butchers

and

Come True

and the Americans

The Dark & ​​The Wicked

and

The Mortuary Collection

.

The British

Archive

and

Ghosts of War

will also be on the menu.

The organization will soon announce the feature films that will complete this 2021 program. We should also know in the coming days the names of the members of the feature and short film juries, who will be chaired respectively by Bertrand Bonnello and Pio Marmaï.

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