My Night
Directed by Antoinette Boulat
Marion is 18 years old. Filled with grief since the loss of her sister, she has reached an age where she feels a vital need for freedom. One night, she embarks on a ride through the streets of Paris. What follows is an evening of encounters until Marion meets the impulsive and free-spirited Alex. Like a reunion of two lonely souls, their path will evolve into a rhythm of wandering in a city that youth no longer relates to, like a journey into the night.
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Lou Lampros, Tom Mercier, Emmanuelle Bercot, Carmen Kassovitz, Angelina Woreth, Lucie Saada, Maya Sansa
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French / 2021 / 87’
Ma Nuit
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FICTION - Drama
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Director Antoinette Boulat Screenwritters Antoinette Boulat, Anne-Louise Trividic, in collaboration with François Choquet Director of Photography Laetitia de Montalembert Production Manager Laura Townsend Editor Maxime Mathis Costume Designer Jürgen Doering Music Nicolas Errèra Sound Philippe Deschamps, Thibaud Rie, Simon Jamart Production Designer Laure Montagné Producers Marie-Jeanne Pascal, Alain Benguigui Co-Producers Véronique Bénabou, Daniela Romano, Matthew Gledhill, Nicolas Saada, Rémi Burah & Olivier Père, Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Luc Dardenne & Delphine Tomson Production companies Macassar Productions, Sombrero Films Co-Producers Prodlab, Wheelhouse Productions, Thornhill Films, Arte/Cofinova 16, Les Films du Fleuve
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DCP I 1:1.37 I Color I 5.1
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Venice Film Festival 2021 - Orizzonti Extra
TIFF Industry Selects 2021
Gent Filmfestival 2021
Sao Paulo International Film Festival 2021
International Filmfestival Mannheim-Heidelberg 2021
Minsk International Film Festival 2021
Alice nella città 2021
Festival International du Film de la Roche-Sur-Yon 2021
Panorama of European Cinema 2022
Göteborg Film Festival 2022
Tromsø International Film Festival 2022
Belgrade International Film Festival - CEBEF 2022 … -
“My Night is a highly atypical film which seeks to capture and reproduce moving and paradoxical ground of a psychological and geographical nature.” CINEUROPA
“Boulat’s first film worms its way into the brain through its strong characterization and firm directorial hand.” INTERNATIONAL CINEPHILE SOCIETY
“(This is) a surprisingly poignant film about loss, anxiety, dealing with toxic masculinity, and regaining one’s freedom. A film like only the French can make, existential questions abound as a random encounter with a charming oddball makes a young girl finally break free from the death of her sister in a night-long odyssey through Paris.” INTERNATIONAL CINEPHILE SOCIETY
“Boulat's film swiftly turns into a wonderfully balanced and tentative drama with two brilliant central performances and a touching thought on grief.” Jack Luk Sharp -
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