Skin 2022: Film composers awarded the Sacem

The iconic, stair-climbing is largely so for his music, which reflects the steps of those lucky enough to walk the red carpet: Animal Carnival, by Camille Saint-Saens. In this picture, what would it be like without the mythical godfather Nino Rota’s soundtrack, Sergio Leone’s films without Enio Morricone’s scores, or Le Mépris without the theme of Georges Delerus Camille?

Skin 2022 in music by SACEM

There is no shortage of examples: music has a special place in the success of feature and short films, of which it is the cradle. Thus, as an institutional partner of the Cannes Film Festival, Sacem pays tribute to the composers of film music, organizes a parade of performances, in particular the ascent of the composers’ stairs on May 22, at 6 p.m.

“Along with the director and screenwriter, the composer is the third author of the cinematographic workHighlights by Patrick Sigwalt, Composer and Chairman of the Sacem Board. On behalf of the composers I represent, I am proud that Sacem is fulfilling its full role in the new edition of the Cannes Film Festival and continuing its commitment to enhance their talent and creative role.”

To celebrate this 75th edition of Cannes, composers such as Alexander Desplatt (cut!), Camille (corsage), Mr. Oiso (smoking makes you cough), En-Sophie Versnayen (masquerade) or Juxek (La nuit des chasseurs). But few of them will be presented as symbols of the French film school’s excellence and recognized talent.

Sacem emphasizes

Climb the stairs of composers
Sunday 22 May – 18:00 to 19:00.

Music lesson by Gabriel Yared
Monday, May 23, from 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm – Buუuel’s Room

LES SUNSET LIVE SACEM – In partnership with Le Nomade
Wednesday, May 18 to 24 Tuesday, 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm – Club Silencio

Sunday 22 May: Special event in partnership with FIP. The radio will record the live broadcast of Club Jazz FIP from 19:00 to 20:00.

Composers are present in the skin

Valentin Hajaji, for the closing of Lucas Dont (official competition)

Remy Bubal, for the 75th plan, Chi Hayakawa (some views)

CamilleFor Marie Kreitzer Corsage (some views)

Alexander Desplat, For cutting! By Michel Hazanavicius (out of competition)

Ann-Sophie VersaillesFor Nicolas Bedos Masquerade (no contests)

Guillaume Russell, Cedric Jimenez for November (no contests)

Gregory HitzelFor brother and sister Arno Desplechin (official competition), L’Innocent Louis Garel (no competitions)

Mr. OizoSmoking to kill Quentin Dioup (midnight show)

Amen BuhafaFor Our Brothers Rashid Bouchard (Cannes Premiere), Alma Viva Crystal Alves Meira (Critics’ Week), Les Harkis Philippe Focon (Directors’ Week), Erige Sehir (Directors’ Week) Under the Fig Trees, Polaris by Inara Vera (ACID)

Benjamin EsdrafoFor Don Juan Serge Bozon (Cannes Premiere), Le Parfum vert Nicolas Pariser (Directors’ Biweekly)

Olivier MargaritaFor Dominic Mall’s 12th Night (Cannes Premiere)

For the feminist response of Well Lamour, Marie Perenes and Simon Depardon (special screening)

Frederick AlvarezDrinking Emmanuel Nicot for Love (Critics’ Week)

Pierre DesfratFor La Jauría by Andres Ramirez Pulido (Critics’ Week)

Flavien Berger, “Everyone Loves Jana” – Celine Devo (Critics’ Week)

Gaspar KlausFor Emmanuel Grass Amos – Critics’ Week Short Film)

RobAli Cherry for The Dam (Directors’ Biweekly)

Florence di Concilio“Super 8 Years” by Annie Erno and David Erno-Briot (Directors ‘Fortnight), “Five Devils” by Leah Mission (Directors’ Fortnight)

Clemens DucroFor Lionel Bayer’s “Continental Drift” (Directors’ Biweekly)

Chloe TheveninFor Thomas Salvador Mountain (Directors’ Biweekly)

Laëtitia Pansanel-GarricDmitro Sukholirk-Sobchuk for Pamphyry (two weeks of directors)

Mike and Fabien KurzerFor Un Varro, Fabian Hernandez (Directors’ Biweekly)

Jaco and Maxens KirinMartin Javat (ACID) for Greater Paris