It’s a television UFO. glory day is a fiction filmed and broadcast live. Sunday April 24, from 7 p.m. to 8:05 p.m., on the evening of the second round of the presidential election, arte.tv and YouTube, as well as around thirty regional cinemas, will broadcast this film by Jeanne Frenkel and Cosme Castro, two metacinema specialists .
At 9:50 a.m. on @franceinfothe media guest of @celynebd is Jeanne Frenkel, co-author with Cosme Castro of the fiction “Day of Glory” with @FelixMoatiMoatiJulien Campani, filmed and broadcast live on the 24th from 7 p.m. to 8:05 p.m. on the website of@ARTEfrYouTube and Facebook. #Elections pic.twitter.com/GAAwKuoUC4
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It is the story of two brothers, played by Félix Moati and Julien Campani, who find themselves in their village after years of separation. Their intimate story will mingle with reality since they too will discover the result of the election at 8 p.m. in front of their TV. “The actors are completely in the skin of their characters. It is therefore the character who will react. Depending on the winner of the presidential election, there are two expected reactions”, says co-writer and co-director Jeanne Frenkel, whose main fear is the weather on Sunday evening. “We did a lot of work to understand this parameter and be sure to be happy anyway, whether it’s sunny or raining. The weather tells a lot. When we say sad things to each other under the rain is even stronger. All that, we anticipated it, we have quite different options depending on the weather. It’s quite exciting to think about all that.” No part is recorded, everything will be live, even Flavien Berger’s music.
“This film is really our most ambitious challenge”
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“We’ve been experimenting for years, each time we do a little more ambitious with a little more people, a little more extras, a little more cameras, a little more, always a little more… We has acquired a know-how over time and, there, it’s a blast. It’s the culmination of all our dreams that have come together in this project. It’s incredible!”, concludes Jeanne Frenkel.