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LOUISE WIMMER
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LOUISE WIMMER
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Louise Wimmer goes from one small job to another. Despite her loud speech and tall height, she‘d rather stay alone to avoid any conflict. Her past life is now far behind her and everything she owns is in her car. At the dawn of her fifties, she lost everything when separating from her husband, but she wants to make it by herself. Nonetheless it is only if she accepts to open herself to others that she will be able to start her life again..
Direction : Cyril Mennegun
Production :Bruno Nahon - Zadig Films
Screenwriting : Cyril Mennegun
Pays : France
Année : 2011
Durée : 80 minutes
Format : 35 mm | En couleurs
In French with Arabic & English subtitles
TECHNICAL TEAM
Cinematography
Cyril Mennegun
Editing
Valérie Brégaint
Music
Laurent Petitgrand
CAST
Corinne Masiero (Louise Wimmer), Jérôme Kircher (Didier), Anne Benoît (Nicole), Marie Kremer (Séverine), Jean-Marc Roulot (Paul), Frédéric Gorny (le directeur de l’hôtel)
WORLD SALES
Haut et Court
38, rue des Martyrs
75009 Paris
France
Tel : +33 1 55 31 27 27
Fax : +33 1 55 31 27 28
Email : info@hautetcourt.com
www.hautetcourt.com
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CYRIL MENNEGUN
Born in 1975 in Belfort (France), Cyril Mennegun directed the short film Le Premier des deux qui rira (1998). He then directed several documentary films such as Quel travail (2002) and Tahar l’étudiant (2005), a portrait of the young actor Tahar Rahim. In 2007 he directed Le Journal de Dominique for ARTE, a documentary about a low income housing building superintendant. Louise Wimmer is his fiction feature debut.
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