Orange, official partner of the Deauville American Film Festival
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Paris, July 21, 2009
Orange cinema series and the Deauville American Film Festival joint producers of Deauville Festival TV
Special Deauville programming on the Orange cinema series bouquet
The Orange web portals hoist the colours of American cinema
For the second year running, Orange is to partner the Deauville American Cinema Festival, from 4 to 13 September 2009.
All through the event, Orange cinéma séries and the Deauville American Film Festival will coproduce Deauville Festival TV, which will be broadcast on the big screen in front of the Deauville International Centre, at all the Festival's official venues and in the Barrière Group hotels in Deauville. The festival channel will cover live the red carpet and press conferences, together with a daily magazine entitled "The Deauville News", reporting on festival events and showing daily interviews, together with trailers of the films in competition.
Orange will also be giving pride of place to the 35th Deauville American Film Festival, in the cinema section of the orange.fr portal, as well as on a dedicated mini-site on orangecinemaseries.fr
The Orange TV and orange.fr VOD services will be offering a special selection of independent films, including two award-winning films from last year's Deauville festival: The Visitor - Grand Prix du Festival - and Johnny Mad Dog - Prix Michel d’Ornano.
special Deauville Festival programming on Orange cinema series
Every day at 8.25 pm, from 7 to 13 September, Sophie Soulignac will present a "Ciné Confidential Special”, devoted to the Deauville American Film Festival, on Orange ciné max. The programme will include comments on the ongoing competition and the day's viewings, together with an interview with a personality from the US movie world. Another programme not to be missed: live from Deauville, the Festival's closing ceremony, at 7.30 pm on 13 September. Featuring: presentation of the winning films, interviews with prize-winners and a look back over the highlights of the Festival
Starting on 4 September, Orange cinema series will place the spotlight on films showcased at Deauville and/or previous winners, as well as the past decade's major American directors and productions. Transamerica by Duncan Tucker, best scenario award at the 2005 Deauville American Film Festival, and Ghost World by Terry Zwigoff, jury award winner in 2001 will be among the films shown on Orange ciné novo
There will be a special tribute to Jean-Pierre Jeunet, President of the 35th Deauville American Film Festival, on Orange ciné novo, on 4 September. The evening will include a showing of Delicatessen, together with Le Bunker de la dernière rafale, a short film co-directed with Marc Caro and Foutaises, a César-winner in the best short film category.
On 9 September, Orange ciné novo will pay tribute to the talented American director Robert Altman, with a showing of his last film, The Last Show, presented at Deauville in 2006, and Short cuts.
Finally, Orange ciné novo will be focussing on socially-committed cinema in September, with a schedule including Fahrenheit 9/11 by Michael Moore and Jesus Camp by Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady
Details of the Orange cinéma séries special Deauville programming are available on orangecinemaseries.fr.
This partnership with the Deauville American Film Festival reflects the Group's will to promote all forms of cinema. Every year, Orange supports a wide variety of keynote events in the world of the silver screen, such as the Cannes International Film Festival, the Deauville Asian Film Festival, the Beaune International Thriller Film Festival, the Monte Carlo TV Festival, the British Academy of Film and TV Art (BAFTA) and, of course, the Deauville American Film Festival.
Orange will be present in the very heart of the US village to give visitors a detailed view of the Orange cinema offering on TV, PC and mobile.
Orange cinema series and the Deauville American Film Festival joint producers of Deauville Festival TVSpecial Deauville programming on the Orange cinema series bouquetThe Orange web portals hoist the colours of American cinemaFor the second year running, Orange is to partner the Deauville American Cinema Festival, from 4 to 13 September 2009.
All through the event, Orange cinéma séries and the Deauville American Film Festival will coproduce Deauville Festival TV, which will be broadcast on the big screen in front of the Deauville International Centre, at all the Festival's official venues and in the Barrière Group hotels in Deauville. The festival channel will cover live the red carpet and press conferences, together with a daily magazine entitled "The Deauville News", reporting on festival events and showing daily interviews, together with trailers of the films in competition.
Orange will also be giving pride of place to the 35th Deauville American Film Festival, in the cinema section of the orange.fr portal, as well as on a dedicated mini-site on orangecinemaseries.fr
The Orange TV and orange.fr VOD services will be offering a special selection of independent films, including two award-winning films from last year's Deauville festival: The Visitor - Grand Prix du Festival - and Johnny Mad Dog - Prix Michel d’Ornano.
special Deauville Festival programming on Orange cinema series
Every day at 8.25 pm, from 7 to 13 September, Sophie Soulignac will present a "Ciné Confidential Special”, devoted to the Deauville American Film Festival, on Orange ciné max. The programme will include comments on the ongoing competition and the day's viewings, together with an interview with a personality from the US movie world. Another programme not to be missed: live from Deauville, the Festival's closing ceremony, at 7.30 pm on 13 September. Featuring: presentation of the winning films, interviews with prize-winners and a look back over the highlights of the FestivalStarting on 4 September, Orange cinema series will place the spotlight on films showcased at Deauville and/or previous winners, as well as the past decade's major American directors and productions. Transamerica by Duncan Tucker, best scenario award at the 2005 Deauville American Film Festival, and Ghost World by Terry Zwigoff, jury award winner in 2001 will be among the films shown on Orange ciné novo There will be a special tribute to Jean-Pierre Jeunet, President of the 35th Deauville American Film Festival, on Orange ciné novo, on 4 September. The evening will include a showing of Delicatessen, together with Le Bunker de la dernière rafale, a short film co-directed with Marc Caro and Foutaises, a César-winner in the best short film category. On 9 September, Orange ciné novo will pay tribute to the talented American director Robert Altman, with a showing of his last film, The Last Show, presented at Deauville in 2006, and Short cuts. Finally, Orange ciné novo will be focussing on socially-committed cinema in September, with a schedule including Fahrenheit 9/11 by Michael Moore and Jesus Camp by Heidi Ewing and Rachel GradyDetails of the Orange cinéma séries special Deauville programming are available on orangecinemaseries.fr.
This partnership with the Deauville American Film Festival reflects the Group's will to promote all forms of cinema. Every year, Orange supports a wide variety of keynote events in the world of the silver screen, such as the Cannes International Film Festival, the Deauville Asian Film Festival, the Beaune International Thriller Film Festival, the Monte Carlo TV Festival, the British Academy of Film and TV Art (BAFTA) and, of course, the Deauville American Film Festival.
Orange will be present in the very heart of the US village to give visitors a detailed view of the Orange cinema offering on TV, PC and mobile.
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