A biopic by Jean Moulin with Gilles Lellouche is preparing
Designed by Laszlo Nemes (the son of Saul), this film on a French figure of the Resistance, will be carried by the director of love phew.
The producer of The roundup,, Alain Goldmanembarks on the production of a new film: A biopic on Jean Moulinreveals the 64 -year -old man in an interview for Total screen. Subject specialist, it is Laszlo Nemesknown for his Oscar -winning film Saul’s son, which will make this new feature film, seven years after Sunset. The scenario will explore the questions of resistance and all that it implies, values and above all, courage. It is Olivier Demangel (9 months firm,, Large life), novelist and screenwriter who writes this project.
A biopic on Jean Moulin at the cinema would be a first. For the moment, two main TV movies seized the subject in the early 2000s. The first, Jean Moulinis a historic telefilm in two episodes broadcast in 2002. Directed by Yves Boissetthe film focuses on the last three years of the life of the resistant embodied by Charles Berling. The second, Jean Moulin, a French affair directed by Pierre Aknine In two parts also and broadcast in 2003 traces the story of Jean Moulin from 1940, embodied by Francis Huster.
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After the success of Love phewthe director, screenwriter and actor Gilles Lellouche returns to the camera with this biopic by Jean Moulin. His acting career was marked by films Don’t tell anyone (2006), Children’s games (2003) and Little handkerchiefs (2010) or more recently I will always see your faces Or Their children after them. Right now, he is also preparing Dog 51 by Cédric Jimenez (Northern tank And November) that he knows well. In the field of realization, he had revealed himself with his feature film The big bath (2018). Change of register with this biopic therefore, a historical film on the symbol of French resistance during the Second World War.
As for Laszlo Nemes, he has already made films on this theme of which Saul’s sonwidely rewarded and acclaimed by criticism. The film takes place in October 1944 and recounts two days of the life of Saul Ausländer, a Hungarian Jewish prisoner in Auschwitz. He is part of the prisoner group forced to participate in the cremation of the victims (the Sonderkommando). As he imagines himself recognizing his son in a dead child, Saul will do everything to save him from the crematorial oven in order to offer him a decent burial by contacting a rabbi so that he is buried according to the appropriate rite. But at the same time, the Sonderkommando is preparing for revolt. Winner of Cannes Film Festival Grand Prix in 2015,, Saul’s son marked the spirits.
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