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Rise of a Star
French short film directed by James Bort
| Rise of a Star | |
|---|---|
| French | Naissance d'une Étoile |
| Directed by | James Bort |
| Written by | Stéphane Landowski |
| Produced by | Boris Mendza Gaël Cabouat David Atrakchi |
| Starring | Dorothée Gilbert Catherine Deneuve Pierre Deladonchamps Antonia Desplat |
| Cinematography | Mahdi Lepart |
| Edited by | Guillaume Lauras |
Production | FullDawa Films |
Running time | 19 minutes |
| Country | France |
| Language | French |
Rise of a Star (Original French title: Naissance d'une Étoile) is a French drama short film directed by James Bort and written by Stéphane Landowski. Produced for FullDawa Films (founded by Boris Mendza, Gaël Cabouat and David Atrakchi), it was shot at the Palais Garnier, home of the Paris Opera Ballet. It was shortlisted for the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film at the 90th Academy Awards in [1]
Synopsis
[edit]Emma is a celebrated ballerina bothered by a secret capable of undermining the achievement of her lifelong dream.[2]
Cast
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Release
[edit]The film premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in [4]
Reception
[edit]Le Journal du Centre reviewed the short favorably, praising Bort as a first-t
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Short Film Showcase
Rise of a Star ()
Naissance d&#;une étoile
Stars: Dorothée Gilbert, Catherine Deneuve, Antonia Desplat
Director: James Bort
Writer: Stéphane Landowski
Running Time: 19 mins
Country: France
Language: French (English subtitles)
Short Film Review by EDF
To break it big into the world of ballet can be cutthroat and very competitive. Emma (Dorothée Gilbert), who is about to be named as the leading ballerina for a production of Bolero that will run for three weeks at the Bolshoi, has a secret which she shares with one of her colleagues, Victoire (Antonia Desplat).
Seizing a potential opportunity, Victoire tells Youri (Pierre Deladonchamps), the Ballet Master, who envisions that the whole production could be placed in jeopardy and proposes to tell the Director, Mille Jean (Catherine Deneuve).
This tale could be told in any setting and for that to work, you need a character like Mille Jean at the top to call the shots. While this is beautifully shot, performed and directed, the script lets it down somewhat with its contrivance. Regardless of this, the ending is satisfactory enough as we kind of know that in the real world, it might not be such a happy ending for some.