37th cleveland international film festival :: April 3 - april 14, 2013
Living AfterwardsLiving Afterwards
Living Afterwards
Director:
Géraldine Doignon

Run Time: 88 minutes

Country: BELGIUM

Year: 2011
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Living Afterwards (De leur vivant)

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The intangible and affecting imprint those who have passed away leave on the living is the underlying theme of LIVING AFTERWARDS, a touching and emotional film about the influence of family relationships. When Henri loses his wife after 40 years together, he and his three grown children must decide what to do with the hotel they have run together their entire lives. Dominique, Ludovic, and Louis want to shut the hotel down and leave the memory of their mother in the past, which Henri in his grief is unable to do. But when eight-month pregnant Alice shows up looking for a place to stay, Henri decides to reopen the hotel, igniting tension among the family members and forcing them to face their inability to communicate with one another. Ultimately, they’ll discover how death’s proximity can bring them back to their desire to live and love, transforming their loss into something positive and constructive. (In French with subtitles) – M.M.

Sidebars United Airlines World Tour
Producer Anthony Rey
Screenplay Géraldine Doignon
Cinematography Manuel Dacosse
Editing Stéphanie Goldschmidt
Principal Cast Christian Crahay, Mathylde Demarez, Yoann Blanc
Director Bio Géraldine Doignon was born in Brussels and graduated from the Institute of Media Arts in Belgium in 2000. Her short film “Trop Jeune” (2003) won the Grand Prix at the Brussels Film Festival.
Select Filmography LIVING AFTERWARDS (2011)
Print Source Hélicotronc
Julie Esparbes
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Past Screenings

Tuesday, March 27, 2012 at 8:50 PM
Wednesday, March 28, 2012 at 9:20 PM
Friday, March 30, 2012 at 2:05 PM

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