Le jour où le fils de Rainer s’est noyé (Aurèlien Vernhes-Lermusiaux)

Riconoscimenti: Vincitore del Concorso Internzionale del secondo Ca’ Foscari Short Film Festival

Award: First Price International Competition Ca’ Foscari Short Film Festival II

Titolo: Le jour où le fils de Rainer s’est noyé – The Day When Rainer’s Son Drowned

Regia: Aurèlien Vernhes-Lermusiaux

Istituto: Le Fresnoy (Francia)

Anno: 2011

Durata: 15′

Paese: Francia/Belgio

Lingua: francese

Descrizione/Sinossi: La notte cala lentamente. Gli abitanti del villaggio hanno trovato il corpo del figlio più giovane di Rainer, annegato in un fiume. Attraverso la finestra sulla facciata della sua casa, i paesani osservano Rainer e la sua famiglia seduti pacificamente nel salotto. Chi darà loro la terribile notizia?

Sul regista:  Aurèlien Vernhes-Lermusiaux was born in the south of France. Upon graduating from High School, he decided to formally study cinema, fist in Toulouse and later in Paris, where he also took philosophy classes at the famous Sorbonne University and got another diploma from the Fresnoy-Studio des Arts Contemporains.

Title: Le jour où le fils de Rainer s’est noyé – The Day When Rainer’s Son Drowned

Director: Aurèlien Vernhes-Lermusiaux

Institute: Le Fresnoy (France)

Year: 2011

Runtime: 15′

Country: France/Belgium

Language: French

Description: Night falls slowly…The inhabitants of the village have found the body of Reiner’s youngest son, drowned in a river. In front of the family house, through a window, the villagers observe Rainer and the rest of the family seated peacefully in the parlor. Who will give them the terrible news?

Sul regista:  Aurèlien Vernhes-Lermusiaux was born in the south of France. Upon graduating from High School, he decided to formally study cinema, fist in Toulouse and later in Paris, where he also took philosophy classes at the famous Sorbonne University and got another diploma from the Fresnoy-Studio des Arts Contemporains.