Ulysses & Mona
Directed by Sébastien Betbeder
Ulysses, fifty-five years old, is a Contemporary artist. Four years ago, Ulysses ran away from his family and put an end to his career. Nowadays, he lives alone, with his dog Joseph, in an old manor in the middle of the forest. He spends his days playing tennis on his own against a pitching machine or listening to horror movies soundtracks. In short, Ulysse is bored to death, but he is too proud to admit it.
Mona is twenty and is an arts student. Her life as an artist couldn't be more uneventful, between still, nude drawing workshops or theory classes, taught by geriatric teachers. Mona decides out of the blue to go and meet Ulysse. After a laborious first attempt and some misfortune, both of them will end up on a journey that will change their lives forever.
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Manal Issa, Eric Cantona, Mathis Romani, Marie Vialle, Nicolas Avinee
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French / 2018 / 82’
Ulysse & Mona
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FICTION - Drama
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Director & Screenwriter Sébastien Betbeder Cinematographer Romain Le Bonniec Editing Céline Canard Production designer Nicolas Trabaud Sound Jérôme Aghion Music Minizza Producers Frédéric Dubreuil (Envie de Tempête Productions) Co-Producers Hold-Up Films, Média Solution
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DCP | Colour | 5.1
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Toronto International Film Festival - World Contemporary Cinema
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“Original and melancholic, this tale is as intriguing as moving” L’EXPRESS
"A sweet yet restrained comedy that features two brilliant performers and a number of memorable set pieces.” THE PLAYLIST -
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