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    Alina Grigore

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    Alina Grigore

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    Robi Urs / Inlight Center
    Atelier de Film (Gabi Suciu)

Blue Moon

Alina Grigore

« Blue Moon » de Alina Grigore (Roumanie) est sorti sur les écrans roumains en mars 2022, après avoir raflé la Coquille d’Or à San Sebastian six mois auparavant. Alina Grigore a participé au programme européen LIM | Less is More en 2018 pour le développement de ce long-métrage.

Synposis

Liviu est un homme d’affaires dans un village. Il ne croit pas beaucoup à l’importance de l’éducation. Il se retrouve en conflit avec sa jeune cousine qui ferait n’importe quel sacrifice pour aller à l’école.

Prix

  • Coquillage d’Or / Festival de San Sebastian
  • Gradam Spiorad na Féile – The Spirit of the Festival Award / Cork International Film Festival 2021
  • Best Debut / Romanian Days Competition, TIFF 2022
Alina Grigore during LIM's second workshop of the year 2018 in Poland © Robert Słuszniak

Intentions

Torn between the two, I have always been obsessed with the difference between the two prejudices. On one hand we have the uneducated, those who know only physical work and the school of life who see the “educated city-nerds” as unpractical dreamers. On the other hand, we have the educated who brand the uneducated as “stupid” and regard them as brainless sheep, accusing them of violence. It would appear that this conflict has recently become a global phenomenon. « Blue Moon » is about the scars an adult is left with as a result of wars of opinions waged during childhood between the violent uneducated and the allegedly non-aggressive, better educated. Growing up in such a family, I concluded there was violence on both sides, it just took different shapes and forms. It wasn’t always about physical damage, it could also be about subtle psychological casualties.

« Blue Moon » gives credit to both sides raising the question: how far does one go to defend ones principles?

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