DCP

The Ugly One

Eric Baudelaire
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Art of the Real 2014

April 11 - 26, 2014

North American Premiere!

Filmmaker Eric Baudelaire in person for Q&A!

Voiceover meditations on memory and militancy by Japanese filmmaker Masao Adachi counterpoint a story of two people whose interactions reveal a traumatic shared past marked by an act of terrorism and the loss of a loved one.

DIRECTOR
Eric Baudelaire
YEAR
2013
COUNTRY
France / Lebanon
RUNTIME
101 minutes
LANGUAGE
English, French, Japanese, and Arabic with English subtitles
FORMAT
DCP
START DATE
April 19, 2014

North American Premiere!

Filmmaker Eric Baudelaire in person for Q&A!

A sequel of sorts to The Anabasis…, Baudelaire’s second feature takes as its starting point a script and a set of directions given to him by the Japanese filmmaker Masao Adachi, whose voiceover narration intrudes occasionally to meditate on memory and militancy. Baudelaire deviates considerably from Adachi’s text in presenting the story of Lili (Juliette Navis) and Michel (Rabih Mroué), who meet on a beach in Beirut. Their interactions reveal a traumatic shared past marked by an act of terrorism and the loss of a loved one. The contrapuntal interplay of this elegiac narrative and Adachi’s memories of insurrection and revolutionary regret produces a work that is as moving as it is intellectually and politically challenging.

The Ugly One
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