Deauville 2023: Emilia Clarke honored, Guillaume Canet president… All about the 49th American Film Festival

Autumn is fast approaching. Festivals that accompany it: Venice has started, Toronto is getting ready and it’s Deauville’s turn to start its 49th edition. It was marked, as everywhere, by a strike of writers and actors, which paralyzed Hollywood for several weeks and somewhat disrupted the lineup of the event.

Before they were due to receive the tribute (also called the Deauville Talent Award), Natalie Portman, Jude Law, Peter Dinklage and Joseph Gordon-Levitt all canceled their visit in solidarity with the transatlantic movement. Not Britain’s Emilia Clarke, who will be presented with a new Hollywood prize, as part of the presentation of The Pod Generation.

Recently featured in the Marvel Secret Invasion series, the actor replaced Ryan Gosling, Anna de Armas, Jessica Chastain, Daniel Radcliffe or his Game of Thrones co-star Sophie Turner in the list of winners of this trophy, which was awarded to a rising star.

Emilia Clarke will be one of the few stars to grace the boards from September 1-10. But the visitors of the festival will have the opportunity to attend meetings with the directors, master classes or see the jury led by Guillaume Canet and Melanie Thierry. Apart from that, their schedule has been compiled among eighty films divided into eight categories. Follow the leader!

Deauville 2023: the entire selection

Deauville Talent Award

• Jerry Schatzberg – September 1
• Jude Law – September 1
• Peter Dinklage – September 4
• Natalie Portman – September 8
• Joseph Gordon-Levitt

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• Emilia Clarke – September 3

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competition

• Aristotle and Dante discover the secrets of Aich Alberto’s world
• Blood to Dust by Rod Blackhurst
• Roxine Helberg’s Cold Copy
• Babak Jalali Fremont
• ISS by Gabriela Cowperthwaite
• Joanna Arnow’s Life According to Annie
• LaRoy by Shane Atkinson
• John Trengove Manodrome
• Past Lives, Our Lives Before by Celine Song
• Runner Marian Mathias
• Summer Solstice by Noah Shamus
• Hannah Peterson Alumni
• Sweet East by Sean Price Williams
• Lost by Jacqueline Frohlich

judge

• Guillaume Canet – President
• Alexander Aja
• Anna Berest
• Laura Clermont-Tonerelli
• Leah Missius
• Marina hands
• Rebecca Marder
• Stephen Buck
• Maxime ‘Yodeli’ Nooch

Revelation jury

• Melanie Thierry – President
• Julia Faure
• Pablo Paul
• Ramata Tulae-si
• Felix Lefebvre
• Cecil Meister-Chabrol

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Because competition and prizes aren’t the only things in life at the Deauville American Film Festival. As every year, there will be a preview of the films. At the opening and closing, but also throughout the event. A chance to discover La Zone d’Intérêt, the last Grand Prix of Cannes.

• The Queen’s Game by Karim Ainuz – opening
• Dogman by Luc Besson
• Erica Tremblay’s beautiful dance
• Adaptation by Molly McGlynn
• Golda by Guy Nativ
• Jonathan Glazer’s area of ​​interest
• Jeremy DeGrusson’s Indivisible – Young audience session
• May December by Todd Haynes
• She Came to Me by Rebecca Miller
• The pod generation By Sophie Bart
• Joica James Napier Robertson – the fence

Uncle Sam Documents

The American Film Festival also gives pride of place to documentaries, of which there will be six this year. Including the director of Oliver Stone, who is already in this department two years ago.

• 100 years of Warner Bros. By Leslie Iwerks
• Invincible Summer by Stephanie Pilonka
• Jerry Schatzberg, landscape portrait by Pierre Fillon
• By Natalia Elizabeth Mirzai
• Nuclear Now by Oliver Stone
• Rock Hudson: All Heaven Allowed by Stephen Kijak

A window on a French cinema

For the third year, the Deauville Festival will host a selection of French films and this year series.

• Prisoners of Arnaud de Pallier
• The Last Men by David Oelhofen
• Icon of French cinema Judith Gaudre (series)

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For the fourth year in a row, the Deauville Festival opens its doors to the Cannes Festival. and screened three films of his selection (two from the competition, one from the Un Certain Regard category).

• The Kidnapping of Marco Bellocchio
• Aki kaurismak dead leaves
• Thomas Cayley’s Animal Kingdom

Ornano-Valentine Prize

Created in 1991 by the member companies of the Motion Picture Association (MPA), which brings together six American film production and distribution studios, the Ornano-Valentine Prize, awarded by a jury of Anglo-Saxon journalists, honors the first French film. The aim is to promote its recognition, promotion and export.

This year, at the closing ceremony, it will be awarded Nothing to Lose by Delphine Deloget with Virginie Efira, which successfully passed the last Cannes Film Festival, in the Un Certain Regard category.

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Three master classes, or “conversations”, are planned at the Deauville American Film Festival this year.

A conversation with Luc Besson at the presentation of his new film Dogman – Sunday, September 3 at 4:30 p.m.

A conversation with Kyle Eastwood about the release of his new album and the screening of the documentary Eastwood Symphonic: Family Affairs – Tuesday, September 5 at 4:00 p.m.

A Conversation with Carol Bouquet – Saturday September 9 at 11 am.