All or almost all the boxes are covered by one of Bafici’s guest figures, the French-Tunisian filmmaker, actress and critic Pascale Bodet, whose work is shown in a special focus of ten titles, between short and long. Yesterday at 2 pm it was the turn of “Le carré de la fortune”, the longest film of the festival (160 minutes) and at 5 pm the presentation of the book that emerged from that film. She today she will develop a master class under the title “Drole et pas drole”, funny and not funny (her thing is comedy in mute, only for connoisseurs). But she is also a member of the international competition jury, where she must see and analyze 14 feature films (and some are already long ten minutes after they start), and as if this were not enough, she herself also competes in the Avant-garde section and Gender. She does it with the comedy “Vas-tu renoncer?”, About the dreams and sufferings of a painter and a poet in these times. She only needs to stand at the door and collect the entrance fee.
Source: Ambito
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