The 46th edition of the Deauville American Film Festival is set to open with Lee Isaac Chung’s critically acclaimed drama “Minari,” and will close with Douglas Attal’s fanta…
The 46th edition of the Deauville American Film Festival is set to open with Lee Isaac Chung’s critically acclaimed drama “Minari,” and will close with Douglas Attal’s fantasy-filled French movie “How I Became a Super Hero.”
Deauville’s artistic director Bruno Barde described “Minari” as an exceptional film reminiscent of John Ford’s movies. Barde said the selection of the film in competition underscores Deauville’s “desire for a rigorous popular cinema.” “How I Became a Super Hero” is one of the several French films that will play at Deauville this year. Although the French Normandy-set festival is traditionally dedicated to American movies, it will world premiere nine films that were part of Cannes 2020’s Official Selection, notably Maiwenn’s “DNA” and Marie-Castille Mention-Schaar’s “A Good Man.”
As previously announced, the festival will partner up with Annecy to host a youth program showcasing three films, including Rémi Chayé’s “Calamity” which won Annecy’s Crystal nod, Takashi Yamazaki’s “Lupin III,” and Joann Sfar’s “Little Vampire.”
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