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Yasin Houicha, Oulaya Amamra, Raphaël Quenard, Bilel Chegrani, Diong-Kéba Tacu, Tiphaine Daviot, Holy Fatma, Guillermo Guiz, Samira Sedira
DIRECTING: Emma Benestan
SCREENPLAY: Emma Benestan and Nour Ben Salem
PRODUCTION: Caroline Nataf (Unité)
CINEMATOGRAPHY: Aurélien Marra
SOUND: Anne Dupuis
ORIGINAL SCORE: Julie Roué
EDITING: Perrine Bekaert
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Az, an oyster worker in Sète has just been dumped by his girlfriend, Jessica, a starlet from the local court series when he had just proposed to her. For Az, it’s the end of the world. On the thirty-sixth floor, he follows the advice of his childhood friend Lila.
C’est un film riche en dialogues bidonnants et dont le rythme soutenu et énergique donne envie de faire la fête avec ceux qu’on aime.
Récit d’émois amoureux à hauteur de jeune homme sensible, Fragile exhale une certaine innocence, une sensualité saine et une bonne humeur contagieuse.
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Hard Shell Soft Shell I 2021
Un monde sans bête I 2018
Goût bacon I 2016
Belle gueuleI 2014
Toucher l'horizon I 2011
Emma Benestan is a French-Algerian director, screenwriter and editor. After graduating from La Fémis, she directed several short films : “Un monde sans bête” (Clermont Ferrand 2018), “Goût bacon”(70 festival selections and shortlisted for the French Academy Awards) and “Belle Gueule” (60 festival selections, winner of the CNC quality award). In her first feature film “Fragile”, she hijacks the traditional codes of comedy with a joyfully feminist take on contemporary masculinity. The film was released in theatres in 2021 and received critical acclaim. Emma Benestan has also worked as an editor on feature films, such as “Mektoub my love” by Abdellatif Kechiche (Venice 2017). She has also been involved on numerous projects as screenwriter, including “The Right Words” which premiered in Competition at Cannes Film Festival 2021.

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