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Entre mer et Mur

By

Catherine Veaux-Logeat

Duration

75 MIN

Language

French, German

Subtitles

French

Country

Quebec

Year

2018

It’s not every day you get to see an ANTHROPOLOGICAL DOCUMENTARY about FAMILY
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Synopsis

When Frank took to the sea in the sixties, he left behind a wall and a woman. The wall was the one that divided Berlin for 28 years. The woman was his first love, Elisabeth. A Wall Within reveals the truth behind the walls in Frank’s family. Why did Elisabeth break her promise and never meet Frank in the West? Why won’t Frank speak to his brother who still lives in the East? A Wall Within tells the story of one man’s incredible life and the walls that still divide a family today -30 years after Berlin’s fell.


The film won the Best film jury price at the Festival du Cinéma des Femmes of Fort-Coulonge on august 11.

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Direction

Catherine Veaux-Logeat

Catherine Veaux-Logeat is a script supervisor in Montréal, Québec.
Born in Paris, from german backgrounds, she starts filming her family and older people since 2003. Inspired by the fiction, her short documentaries are shown in festivals around the world.
In 2008, her first feature documentary Yesterday Still Hoping, telling the quest of a woman in Guinea, receives a warm welcome in Europe and Africa.
Catherine Veaux-Logeat, with A Wall Within, explores a more personal matter about family stories that build one child’s world vision.
Along with a refined classical style, the director has a strong interest in transmission, memory, history and universal subjects beyond borders.

Camera

Jérémie Battaglia
Katherine Giguère

Music

Mark Pinkus

Editing

Andrea Henriquez

Sound mixing

Roger Guérin

Producer

Amélie Lambert-Bouchard

Original Title

Entre mer et Mur

French Title

Et allemand, avec sous titres français