Nathalie

Leborgne

Costume designer, stylist Cinema

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© Versus production

The story of an illegal African immigrant whose journey begins in Brussels as he searches, like many other immigrants, for a better place in the world. Through his confrontation with a harsh society, he slowly but irreversibly starts to incarnate our worst fears and becomes the monster we have created.

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synopsis
In Brussel's transsexual underworld, a serial killer who targets prostitutes is on the loose. In this atmosphere of uncertainty, sex worker Bo is called upon by Police Inspector Paul Huysmans to testify against her pedophile father. As Bo debates her decision, she daydreams of handsome waiter Johnny, while trying to avoid becoming the serial killer's next victim.

• Realised in : 25/11/2001

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Set in the American Wild West, this French-language film quickly overcomes its dire beginning--the Native American ambush of a group of immigrants--and becomes an enjoyable comedy. When the adults of Big City leave for the ambush site, the children realize they are all alone and in charge. With a cast composed almost entirely of young people, BIG CITY tells the tale of the town with a kid for a mayor and a kid behind the bar.

• Realised in : 01/11/2006

• Web site : http://www.bigcity-lefilm.com/

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A Gaumont Columbia Tristar Films release (in France) of a Gaumont presentation of a Biplan Prod., LM Prods., France 2 Cinema, Gaumont (France)/RTL-TVi, Artemis Prods. (Belgium)/Sofilm (Bulgaria) production, with participation of Canal Plus, CineCinema. (International sales: Gaumont, Paris.) Produced by Marc Riviere, Michel Boulau. Executive producer, Farid Chaouche. Co-producers, Patrick Quinet, Patrick Sandrin. Directed, written by Marc Riviere, based on the book by Arto Paasilinna.

With: Christophe Lambert, Julie Gayet, Francois Morel, Remy Girard.

A burned-out news photographer recharges his spiritual batteries thanks to the title critter in "The Year of the Hare," a clunky but sincere movie that's rescued from terminal silliness by an adorable bunny and an appealing, if dissonant, score by Goran Bregovic. Christophe Lambert lends his pleasantly goofy demeanor to this disjointed road movie set in Canada but shot in Bulgaria. Tube- and fest-ready fare could be made kid-friendly by snipping a section in which actress Julie Gayet goes topless.

Award-winning shutterbug Tom Vatanen (Lambert) is driving on a country road when the car hits a hare and sends it flying. On the spot, Tom ditches his professional life to care for the animal, which may be the furry incarnation of a warrior who guides lost souls. Man and critter tackle the wilderness, having comic and serious adventures at outposts en route. Lurching from encounter to encounter, pic provides vignettes of healing and reconciliation until the hare's work is done and it can hop onward. If the humans had been as spontaneous, pic might have flowed better. Original Finnish novel was earlier filmed by Risto Jarva in 1977.

Camera (color), Stephan Ivanof; editor, Frederic Fichefet; music, Goran Bregovic; production designer, Prolet Gueorguieva; costume designer, Nathalie Leborgne. Reviewed at UGC Orient Express, Paris, Dec. 29, 2006. Running time: 98 MIN.

• Realised in : 01/11/2005

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In the forest the mare Mirabelle has more than one reason to be proud : she's the mother of Pom and the best horse in the team to help the forestry workers. She loves towing the cut trunks with the other horses and the dockers. But then, she's held wrongly responsible for an accident in which the boss's son has got injured. She's sold and separated from her foal. Julien, the old groom, wants to help the young horse, but Porn gives himself over to despair. As a mother, Mirabelle would to anything to be reunited with her son.

• Realised in : 01/07/2005

• Web site : http://www.pomlepoulain.net/