Le Monde de demain
by Katell Quillévéré , Hélier Cisterne
Out of Competition 2022
Official synopsis
The 1980s. The beginnings of French hip-hop are recounted through the birth of the mythical group NTM, the dancer and graffiti artist Lady V, the journey of the pioneering DJ Dee Nasty and his partner Beatrice, a rebellious young Parisian woman.
The programmer’s eye
“Le Monde de demain” deconstructs the clichés associated with the hip-hop movement and invites the audience to discover the multiple ramifications and hybridizations that presided over its birth, by putting all of its members in the spotlight, be they famous or not. This series brilliantly shows the way in which a collective succeeded in setting up new codes, and energetically actualises the words of NTM’s lyrics: "Whatever happens, the world of tomorrow belongs to us". Indeed, it does!
Natacha Seweryn
Biography and Filmography
Katell Quillévéré holds a DEA in cinema from the University of Paris-VIII and a degree in philosophy. In 2004, she created the Brive Film Festival with Sébastien Bailly, which is devoted to medium-length films. She then directed several short films. The first one, “À bras le corps”, was broadcast in 2005 and selected for the Directors' Fortnight and the César Awards. It was followed by “L'Imprudence” in 2007 and “L'Échappée” in 2009. She then directed several feature films, “Love Like Poison” (2010), which received the Jean Vigo Prize, “The Staple of News” (2013) and “Heal the Living” (2016).
After studying philosophy, he directed his first short film, “Dehors”, in 2003. In 2006, he presented “Second Skin” at the Critics’ Week in Cannes. Both films won awards at numerous festivals. The medium-length film “Les Paradis perdus”, his third film, won the Prix Jean Vigo in 2008, and was also selected at the Critics’ Week. “Vandal” (2013) was his first feature film. In 2020 he directed “Faithful”, a historical film about the Algerian War.
This year at the FIFIB, Quillévéré and Cisterne will present a six-part series produced by ARTE, “Le Monde de demain”, which tells the story of Kool Shen and JoeyStarr's adolescence and the genesis of the group NTM...
Katell Quillévéré, Hélier Cisterne, Vincent Poymiro, David Elkaïm, Raphaël Chevènement, Nour Ben Salem, Ruddy-Williams Kabuiku
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by Katell Quillévéré, Hélier Cisterne
Katell Quillévéré holds a DEA in cinema from the University of Paris-VIII and a degree in philosophy. In 2004, she created the Brive Film Festival with Sébastien Bailly, which is devoted to medium-length films. She then directed several short films. The first one, “À bras le corps”, was broadcast in 2005 and selected for the Directors' Fortnight and the César Awards. It was followed by “L'Imprudence” in 2007 and “L'Échappée” in 2009. She then directed several feature films, “Love Like Poison” (2010), which received the Jean Vigo Prize, “The Staple of News” (2013) and “Heal the Living” (2016).
After studying philosophy, he directed his first short film, “Dehors”, in 2003. In 2006, he presented “Second Skin” at the Critics’ Week in Cannes. Both films won awards at numerous festivals. The medium-length film “Les Paradis perdus”, his third film, won the Prix Jean Vigo in 2008, and was also selected at the Critics’ Week. “Vandal” (2013) was his first feature film. In 2020 he directed “Faithful”, a historical film about the Algerian War.
This year at the FIFIB, Quillévéré and Cisterne will present a six-part series produced by ARTE, “Le Monde de demain”, which tells the story of Kool Shen and JoeyStarr's adolescence and the genesis of the group NTM...