What's Happening?
Valerie Donzelli's film 'At Work' has been acquired by Kinology for worldwide sales. The film, adapted from Franck Courtès's autobiographical novel, is set to compete at the Venice Film Festival. It stars Bastien Bouillon, Virginie Ledoyen, André Marcon, and Marie Rivière. The story follows a successful photographer who abandons his career to pursue writing, facing poverty for the first time. Donzelli co-wrote the script with Gilles Marchand and describes the film as a portrait of a man driven by a passion to create, despite the challenges.
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Why It's Important?
The acquisition by Kinology highlights the international interest in French cinema and the Venice Film Festival's role in showcasing diverse narratives. 'At Work' explores themes of personal sacrifice and artistic dedication, resonating with audiences who value creative expression. The film's success could bolster the careers of its cast and crew, and influence future projects in the industry. It also underscores the importance of film festivals in promoting cultural exchange and artistic innovation.
What's Next?
Kinology will introduce 'At Work' to buyers at the Venice Film Festival, potentially expanding its distribution and audience reach. The film's reception at the festival could impact its commercial success and critical acclaim. As the film is released in France and Italy, it may spark discussions on the value of artistic pursuits and the societal implications of choosing passion over stability.
