CAFÉ FROID

Cold Coffee

Francia. 2015. Color. 15 min. Animación. Vídeo.
  • Film Director: Stéphanie Lansaque; François Leroy.
  • Scriptwriter: Stéphanie Lansaque; François Leroy.
  • Cinematography: Stéphanie Lansaque; François Leroy.
  • Editing: Stéphanie Lansaque; François Leroy.
  • Art director: Stéphanie Lansaque; François Leroy.
  • Music: Denis Vautrin.
  • Sound: Yann Lacan.
  • Special Effects: Stéphanie Lansaque; François Leroy.
  • Animation: Stéphanie Lansaque; François Leroy.
  • Producer: Marc Jousset.
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Saigon, Vietnam. After her mother's death, a young girl has to quit her studies to take over the family cafe. Facing a radical change of life, loneliness and sorrow, she gradually gets confused...

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    Stéphanie Lansaque

    Stephanie Lansaque: Born in 1978, in Marseille (France)
    François Leroy: Born in 1978, in Caen (France)
    In 2002, François and Stephanie traveled to Asia for the first time. They loved the atmosphere so much that they decided to collaborate on their first film, Goodbye Mister Chu. This was followed by three other short films set in Vietnam (Red River Sông Hông, Cold Coffee, and Cadavre Exquis) and two in Hong Kong (Mei Ling, The Awakening of the Insects). With Sisowath quay, their seventh film, they placed their camera in Cambodia for the first time. Since 2002, they have shared their lives between Paris and Asia.

    ''Cold coffee'' (2015)/ "Red river, Sông Hông" (2012) / "Mei Ling" (2009) / "Goodbye Mister Chu" (2005)

    François Leroy

    Stephanie Lansaque: Born in 1978, in Marseille (France)
    François Leroy: Born in 1978, in Caen (France)
    In 2002, François and Stephanie traveled to Asia for the first time. They loved the atmosphere so much that they decided to collaborate on their first film, Goodbye Mister Chu. This was followed by three other short films set in Vietnam (Red River Sông Hông, Cold Coffee, and Cadavre Exquis) and two in Hong Kong (Mei Ling, The Awakening of the Insects). With Sisowath quay, their seventh film, they placed their camera in Cambodia for the first time. Since 2002, they have shared their lives between Paris and Asia.