Get together to better celebrate the transmission of the same passion: series.
Especially European series as always with the Series Series of Fontainebleau festival which celebrates its 10 years with an anniversary edition and "a little more focused on the French market", the Covid-19 pandemic requires.
The last edition was held online due to the health crisis.
This year, the “reunion”, placed “under the sign of transmission”, will take place from June 30 to July 3 in Fontainebleau and on the Internet, travel between countries being further complicated, explained Marie Barraco, founder and general delegate of the festival, during a videoconference.
The series on Leonardo da Vinci in preview
The general public will be able to discover or rediscover free of charge a dozen series from the Old Continent, notably with the open-air screening, Place de la République, and a preview, of
Leonardo
, a co-production of L'Alliance, the audiovisual grouping of France Télévisions, RAI (Italy) and ZDF (Germany), dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci.
Will also be presented the series
Container
(Russia) on the journey of a surrogate mother,
Cargo
(Finland) on the drama of migrants, season 2 of
Mortel
(France), or the
chance of your life
(Switzerland) on a penniless family who wins the lottery, created by David Elkaïm and Vincent Poymiro, the writers of the series
In therapy
.
Understand everything about the job of "intimacy coordinator"
Screenings but also meetings, with Ron Leshem, Israeli screenwriter and producer behind
Euphoria
, a teenage series adapted by HBO in 2019, or Ita O'Brien, "intimacy coordinator" or coordinator of intimate scenes, a new profession that emerges in Hollywood to avoid slippage during sex scenes. Ita O'Brien has worked on
Sex Education
,
Normal People
and
I May Destroy You
. Michaela Coel's series is one of the standout series of 2020, which the festival will return to, along with
Shtisel
(Israel),
It's a Sin
and
Small Ax
(UK).
Note the presence of Bisha K. Ali, the showrunner of
Ms. Marvel
, the next Marvel event series, and Disney +, very committed to the promotion of diversity.
Rosa Bonheur's castle will also open its doors for a daily meeting between two professionals who have worked together, between screenwriters Camille de Castelnau (
Le Bureau des Légendes
) and Marine Francou (
Engrenages
) for example, or actress Alix Poisson and the composer Audrey Ismaël (
Germinal
).
Other events are to be discovered for the profession and the public, like an exhibition of photos of sets by Caroline Dubois throughout the city.
Series
"Mixed": A teenager series on the beginnings of the sexual revolution in France by De Gaulle
Series
"Lupine": The success of the series finally places France on the world map
Festival
Series