Seaside = Bord de mer

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Title:

Seaside = Bord de mer

Alternate title:

Bord de mer

Author:

Lopez-Curval, Julie.

Favrat, François.

Ogier, Bulle, 1939-

Fillières, Hélène, 1972-

Zaccaï, Jonathan, 1970-

Summary:

Chronicles a year in the lives of the inhabitants of a once-fashionable French seaside resort town. As the seasons change, they fall in and out of love, work at unfulfilling jobs, gamble away savings, and dream of escape. Life changes, yet remains the same.

General Note:

Videodisc release of a 2002 motion picture.

Release date: Jul. 20, 2004.

Special features: director's notes, photo gallery, biographies.

Edition:

Widescreen.

Physical Description:

1 videodisc (88 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.

Genre:

Feature films.

Films in French.

Subject Term:

Resorts -- France -- Drama.

Author(s):

Lopez-Curval, Julie.

Favrat, François.

Ogier, Bulle, 1939-

Fillières, Hélène, 1972-

Zaccaï, Jonathan, 1970-

Publisher:

First Run Features,

Publication Date:

2004

Publication Information:

[United States] : First Run Features, 2004.

Award Note:

Cannes Film Festival: Camera d'Or (Best first feature)

Call Number:

DVD SEASIDE

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Julie Lopes-Curval's debut feature, Seaside, closely observes the lives of about a dozen citizens in a small French village. Paul (Jonathan Zaccai) works as a lifeguard. His sister is employed at the local casino, a building frequented by their mother, Rose (Bulle Ogier). Rose is retired from a factory that currently employs Paul's significant other, Marie (Helene Fillieres), and is lorded over by Albert (Patrick Lizana), the fourth generation of his family to run the business. Over the course of one year, the lives and fortunes of these people intertwine and change in major and minor ways. Seaside was screened at the Director's Fortnight during the 2002 Cannes Film Festival. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi