It was last spring.
Costa-Gavras, president of the Cinémathèque française, telephones Robert Guédiguian and Ariane Ascaride.
"He had the idea of creating a Marseille branch of the Cinémathèque,"
says the filmmaker of
Marius and Jeannette
.
I chair the Cinémathèque de Toulouse,
Thierry Frémaux
(General delegate of the Festival de Cannes -
Editor's note
)
directs the Lumière Institute in Lyon but in Marseille, there has never been anything.
When I was a teenager in the 1970s, to see the Ingmar Bergman cycles, I went to
Le
Breteuil
at the top of the Old Port.
It sounds crazy today but it was sold out. ”
The "old truckers" immediately descend into
tight rank in Marseille.
“I shot all my films there, that's where I was born,”
says Robert Guédiguian.
At the town hall, their proposal was greeted with sympathy by the socialist mayor Benoît Payan and Jean-Marc Coppola, his deputy for culture (PCF).
Elected officials are all the more friendly as Robert Guédiguian supported their campaign in the elections
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