Aline
a film by Simon Guélat
Aline
A film by Simon Guélat
- 2019
- France, Switzerland
- 30 minutes
- VO French – DE, EN subtitles
Alban lives in a ski resort with his mother. Every night, the teenager sneaks away to meet Julien – the boy who strangely has the same first name as the hero of the novel he devours.
Aline
A film by Simon Guélat
- 2019
- France, Switzerland
- 30 minutes
- VO French – DE, EN subtitles
Alban lives in a ski resort with his mother. Every night, the teenager sneaks away to meet Julien – the boy who strangely has the same first name as the hero of the novel he devours.
Awards
Festival Entrevues Belfort
- Special Jury Award
Festival du Film de Cabourg
- Jury Award
- Best Acting Duo ( Paulin Jaccoud & Schemci Lauth)
FESTIVALS
World Premiere : Locarno Film Festival- Leopardi di domani
Festival Entrevues Belfort
Festival Chéries-Chéris
Festival International du film de Tampere
Festival International du court métrage de Clermont-Ferrand
Journées de Soleure
Écrans mixtes
Palm Springs Film Festival
Vilnius International Short Film Festival
Festival Curtas Belo Horizonte
Queer Lisboa
Festival du Film de Cabourg
cast & crew
With
Paulin Jaccoud
Schemci Lauth
Jocelyne Desverchère
Written and directed by
Simon Guélat
Director of photography
Augustin Barbaroux
Editing
Louise Narboni
1st Assistant director
Vincent Prades
Sound
Gaël Eléon
Lucas Héberlé
Clément Laforce
Set
Guillaume Daret
Costumes
Caroline Spieth
Hair and makeup
Talia Cresta
Production
Les Films du Bélier
Box Productions
In coproduction with
RTS
Director’s bio
Born in the Swiss Jura, Simon Guélat trained as an actor at the Haute Ecole de Théâtre de Suisse Romande (la Manufacture), from which he graduated in 2007. He has since worked with several theatre and film directors: Aurélien Patouillard, Marcial Di Fonzo Bo, Anna Van Bree, Denis Maillefer, César Vayssié, Isabelle Matter, …
He stars in “120 beats per minute” directed by Robin Campillo and Grand Prix at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival. In parallel to his acting career, Simon Guélat writes and directs his first short film “Cabane” in 2016, selected notably at the Locarno and Clermont-Ferrand Film Festivals. The following year, he follows a short training course in documentary filmmaking at the Ateliers Varan and directs the short film “Chahine” which gets selected at the Visions du Réel festival in Nyon. Simon Guélat currently lives in Paris and is working on his first feature film.