De Gaulle Diptych Sequel and Annecy Animation Festival Highlighted
The second installment of Antonin Baudry's diptych on General de Gaulle, titled "J'écris ton nom," has been released, following "L'âge de fer." Simon Abkarian reprises his role as de Gaulle. The film covers the final hours of World War II in France. Its release was moved forward to coincide with the Fête du cinéma, aiming to boost disappointing box office numbers for this French superproduction. Also featured is the Indian action film "Eega, la mouche vengeresse," about a man reincarnated as a fly. The 50th edition of the Festival du Film d'Animation d'Annecy is spotlighted, honoring "Des Minions et des monstres" by French director Pierre Coffin, a new installment in the American Minions saga.
Key facts
- Second installment of Antonin Baudry's de Gaulle diptych titled 'J'écris ton nom'
- Simon Abkarian plays General de Gaulle
- Film covers last hours of WWII in France
- Release advanced to align with Fête du cinéma
- Aims to boost disappointing box office numbers
- Indian film 'Eega, la mouche vengeresse' about a man reincarnated as a fly
- 50th edition of Festival du Film d'Animation d'Annecy
- Honors 'Des Minions et des monstres' by Pierre Coffin
Entities
Artists
- Antonin Baudry
- Simon Abkarian
- Pierre Coffin
Institutions
- France 24
- Festival du Film d'Animation d'Annecy
Locations
- France
- Annecy