Indie Lisboa International Film Festival
“¿De qué casa eres?”, interview with director Ana Perez Quiroga
In "¿De qué casa eres?" director Ana Perez Quiroga traces the deep scars and resilience shaped by war, displacement, and identity.
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“Conversation with” at the 20th Marrakech IFF, interview with actor Willem Dafoe Bénédicte Prot
“Vitrival” interview with directors Baptiste Bogaert and Noëlle Bastin
Baptiste Bogaert and Noëlle Bastin, directors of Vitrival -The most beautiful village in the world, explore the oddities of small-town life in a francophone Belgian village.
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"Vitrival" interview with directors Baptiste Bogaert and Noëlle Bastin Cristiana Palmieri
In “Vitrival“, directors Baptiste Bogaert and Noëlle Bastin explore the oddities of small-town life through the eyes of two local policemen, Pierre and Benji, whose uneventful routines are disrupted by bizarre events—from phallic graffiti to mysterious suicides.
In this interview, they reflect on the film’s origins in real village life and their aim to strike a balance between deadpan comedy and human insight.
They discuss how unexpected incidents challenge the quiet rhythm of “Vitrival” and respond to comparisons with Aki Kaurismäki’s humor, which they see as an apt reference for their understated, offbeat tone.
Plot
Vitrival is a quiet village where one would imagine little ever happens and people live in harmony. At least, that’s how the two local policemen, cousins Benjamin and Little Pierre, would like it to be. The truth, however, is more bizarre and absurd than that. On one hand, there’s the harmless proliferation of graffiti in phallic shapes. On the other, the unexplained suicides that keep occurring. But the calm remains, time goes by, and our heroes do the best they can.
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