Fiche Film
Cinéma/TV
© Agora Films
LONG Métrage | 2009
Quand la ville mord
© Agora Films
Pays concerné : France
Support : HD
Durée : 60 minutes
Genre : policier
Type : téléfilm
Français
Sara et Zina sa petite cousine atterrissent à Orly. Provenance : Bamako. Projet : devenir quelqu’un, devenir peintre. Modèle : Basquiat. Moyen : la prostitution. Un jour, Sara poignarde Omar le proxénète qui a tabassé à mort Zina. La bande met sa tête à prix. Sara s’enfuit, ils la poursuivent, elle les tuera un par un.
Un téléfilm de Dominique Cabrera
d’après Marc Villard (éd. La branche). Dans la collection « Suite noire » 8/8), 55 min
avec
Aïssa Maïga (Sarah), Samir Guesmi (Tramson), Laurentine Milebo (Brigitte), Alain Dzukam-Simo (Kaba), Assane Seck, Djénéba Koné, Gérald Papasian, Kadi Diarra, Pascal Nzonzi, Mbembo, Ottis Ba, Tariq Bettahar…
SUITE NOIRE
8×60′
Chaque film est le fruit de la rencontre volontaire entre un réalisateur venu du cinema et un roman de la collection « SUITE NOIRE » dirigée par Jean Bernard Pouy aux éditions La Branche. Une collection de films noirs admettant la distance et l’humour – qui explorent les déréglements sociaux et psychosociaux de notre société contemporaine.
TELEVISION
Arte
Rediffusion : samedi 09 avril 2011, à 23h15
Un téléfilm de Dominique Cabrera
d’après Marc Villard (éd. La branche). Dans la collection « Suite noire » 8/8), 55 min
avec
Aïssa Maïga (Sarah), Samir Guesmi (Tramson), Laurentine Milebo (Brigitte), Alain Dzukam-Simo (Kaba), Assane Seck, Djénéba Koné, Gérald Papasian, Kadi Diarra, Pascal Nzonzi, Mbembo, Ottis Ba, Tariq Bettahar…
SUITE NOIRE
8×60′
Chaque film est le fruit de la rencontre volontaire entre un réalisateur venu du cinema et un roman de la collection « SUITE NOIRE » dirigée par Jean Bernard Pouy aux éditions La Branche. Une collection de films noirs admettant la distance et l’humour – qui explorent les déréglements sociaux et psychosociaux de notre société contemporaine.
TELEVISION
Arte
Rediffusion : samedi 09 avril 2011, à 23h15
English
When the city bites
Sara, a budding artist, arrives at Charles de Gaulle airport from Brazzaville. Three months pass, servicing customers for pimp Omar and madame Brigitte. Sara meets Tramson, a former youth worker, who promises to help her break free once she’s paid off what she owes. On Christmas Day, Sara finds her cousin dead, all their savings gone. Omar has beaten her to death. Sara explodes. Armed with a sharpened screwdriver, she tracks Omar down and stabs him in the heart. But Brigitte sees her and puts a price on her head. With Tramson’s help, Sara takes refuge in an artists’ squat. But Brigitte’s thugs are on her trail…
A TV film by Dominique Cabrera
Director: Dominique CABRERA
Authors: Dominique CABRERA, Olivier LOUSTAU
Producer: AGORA FILMS
Production year: 2009
Shot in: HD
For: France 2, Arte, TV5 Monde
Cast: Aïssa MAÏGA
Samir GUESMI
Laurentine MILEBO
Alain DZUKAM
SUITE NOIRE
8×60′
Directors : Orso MIRET, Emmanuelle BERCOT Laurent BOUHNIK, Guillaume NICLOUX, Claire DEVERS, Patrick GRANDPERRET,, Brigitte ROÜAN, Dominique CABRERA
Authors : Patrick RAYNAL, Laurent MARTIN, José-Louis BOCQUET, Marc VILLARD, Romain SLOCOMBE, Didier DAENINCKX, Chantal PELLETIER
Year : 2009 / HD
For : France 2, Arte
Cast : Francis RENAUD, Lubna AZABAL, Niels ARESTRUP, Manuel BLANC, Jackie BERROYER, Aïssa MAÏGA, Samir GUESMI, Antoine CHAPPEY, Léo GRANDPERRET, YSAE, Gérard MEYLAN,Sarah BIASINI, Clément HERVIEU-LÉGER, Yves VERHOEVEN, Laurent STOCKER, Clotilde HESME, Michel AUMONT
A collection of eight films, each the fruit of an encounter between a novelist and a filmmaker, the latter given carte blanche to adapt one of the published novels, creating a hard-boiled crime story in the B-movie tradition, exploring every nuance of genre cinema, from high farce to social criticism, by way of moral (or immoral) fables, the macabre and the romantic.
Original, then, by virtue of its novelist/filmmaker pairings as well as the casting of the films, the diversity of worlds and subjects tackled, the freedom of tone and directing styles, the humour (black, of course), the outrageousness, and always with this distance and tongue-in-cheek approach, Suite Noire takes a dark and ironic look at contemporary society, at its shady, seedy parts and murky motives. Decent citizens or nasty pieces of work, fake innocents or total bastards, serial-killers or inept murderers, young hoodlums, detectives still wet behind the ears, vengeful women, crooks and plain idiots. They whittle away at morality, confront and betray each other, fall victim to bad luck, fall into traps, shoot each other and die.
A TV film by Dominique Cabrera
Director: Dominique CABRERA
Authors: Dominique CABRERA, Olivier LOUSTAU
Producer: AGORA FILMS
Production year: 2009
Shot in: HD
For: France 2, Arte, TV5 Monde
Cast: Aïssa MAÏGA
Samir GUESMI
Laurentine MILEBO
Alain DZUKAM
SUITE NOIRE
8×60′
Directors : Orso MIRET, Emmanuelle BERCOT Laurent BOUHNIK, Guillaume NICLOUX, Claire DEVERS, Patrick GRANDPERRET,, Brigitte ROÜAN, Dominique CABRERA
Authors : Patrick RAYNAL, Laurent MARTIN, José-Louis BOCQUET, Marc VILLARD, Romain SLOCOMBE, Didier DAENINCKX, Chantal PELLETIER
Year : 2009 / HD
For : France 2, Arte
Cast : Francis RENAUD, Lubna AZABAL, Niels ARESTRUP, Manuel BLANC, Jackie BERROYER, Aïssa MAÏGA, Samir GUESMI, Antoine CHAPPEY, Léo GRANDPERRET, YSAE, Gérard MEYLAN,Sarah BIASINI, Clément HERVIEU-LÉGER, Yves VERHOEVEN, Laurent STOCKER, Clotilde HESME, Michel AUMONT
A collection of eight films, each the fruit of an encounter between a novelist and a filmmaker, the latter given carte blanche to adapt one of the published novels, creating a hard-boiled crime story in the B-movie tradition, exploring every nuance of genre cinema, from high farce to social criticism, by way of moral (or immoral) fables, the macabre and the romantic.
Original, then, by virtue of its novelist/filmmaker pairings as well as the casting of the films, the diversity of worlds and subjects tackled, the freedom of tone and directing styles, the humour (black, of course), the outrageousness, and always with this distance and tongue-in-cheek approach, Suite Noire takes a dark and ironic look at contemporary society, at its shady, seedy parts and murky motives. Decent citizens or nasty pieces of work, fake innocents or total bastards, serial-killers or inept murderers, young hoodlums, detectives still wet behind the ears, vengeful women, crooks and plain idiots. They whittle away at morality, confront and betray each other, fall victim to bad luck, fall into traps, shoot each other and die.
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