The opener of the Cannes festival “Leave one day” obtains an ovation of more than 5 minutes
Amélie Bonnin’s Romantic Dramedy Go on a day (Leaving one day) entered the story at the Cannes Film Festival this evening, becoming the first first feature film to open the event.
He also obtained an ovation of more than five minutes from the crowd.
Go on a day Buy of Bonnin in 2023 of Caesar of the same name is based on Bonnin. The romantic musical revolves around the upright chef of Cécile chef (Juliette Armanet), who is about to make a permanent ambition to open her own signature gastronomic restaurant in Paris.
Cécile is forced to suspend the project when her father suffers from a heart attack and she is recalled in her small hometown. Exasperated at being cut off from her lively life in Paris, she reconnects unexpectedly with a crush for adolescents, Raphaël (Bastien Bouillon). Reunion has been reviving memories for a long time and led Cécile to question the past choices and the current direction of her life.
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One of the most popular contemporary singers in France, Armanet was presented to the international public last summer with his performance as “imagine” by John Lennon in front of a burning piano on a barge on the Seine river during the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Co-written with Dimitri Lucas, Go on a day is produced by Topshot Films and Worso films, in co -production with Pathé and France 3 Cinema.
Pathé International manages global sales and Pathé Films has French rights. In accordance with the Cannes protocol, Pathé Films was released Go on a day In France at the same time as the world premiere here at the festival.
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