Watch out, because at 5pm there is a 10th projection of documentary cycle Story of Film: Odyssey.
Episode 12 – Fight for the power: protest in cinematography (80’s of 20th Century)

According to many Frenchs, the only excuse in such a big crime as making Moond Indigo into a film is a fact that it was made by a French. But as Vian himself wrote - I will spit on your graves!

It is not possible to advertise such a movie. It is only possible to watch it. In that case, you are taking a risk that you would want to spit on those who tells (or supress) you to watch it, or you will be spit by curious neighbour in the cinema hall or splashed by angry one from the other side. It is not proper to write such advertising texts but since we are taking risk that you will spit on us (moreover the Christmas is approaching), consider this text to be highly advertising and the last thing we can add that we are going to be in the cinema hall watching it.

Moond Indigo (L’ecume des jours) – Michel Gondry / Fr, B / 2013 / 125 min / Czech subtitles

script: Luc Bossi, based on Boris Vian’s novel
cinematography: Christophe Beaucarne
edit: Marie-Charlotte Moreau
music: Étienne Charry
production design: Stéphane Rosenbaum
starring: Romain Duris, Audrey Tatou, Gad Elmaleh, Omar Sy, Aissa Maiga, …

Admission: 3.00 / 2.00 € (adult / student)