Ubelka (2026)
Zéïr, a historian of the future, travels up the Huveaune in search of impressions. Driven by a desire to better understand the river, she meets people who ease her concerns. Since the narrative of the Huveaune has long been dominated by male voices, Zéïr hopes to construct a different, more fluid one.
Director: Eléane Courvoisier
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France Lancien as Zéïr |
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Yokim Song as Le fantôme de l'amie |
| Directing | Eléane Courvoisier | Director |
| Camera | Lou Martinon | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Nils Carbonnel | Assistant Director |
| Crew | Ralph Smit | Compositor |
| Sound | Madeleine Bakke | Sound |
| Sound | Simon Morel | Sound |
| Editing | Lea Patrix | Editor |
| Crew | Lise Coti | Script |
| Sound | Luka Heitekava | Sound Editor |
| Sound | Rémy Luu | Sound Mixer |
| Editing | Cléo Bigeault | Colorist |
