Locked Out
France2020documentary24'Konkurs krótkometrażowy (2021)
A documentary elegy for the poor, destitute and homeless. The protagonists of the film are three people without a place to live, forgotten by the welfare system and the society. During the COVID-19 pandemic, when European cities were deserted, their lives became even more unstable. The filmmakers suggest an alternative perspective on the events of recent months. ‘You are lucky to have a roof over your heads’, ‘you have topics for conversations in front of the TV’ – these words directed at people for whom staying at home is just a passing difficulty make an accusation which is heard by no one.
Awards
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2021 Short film competition
Special Mention of the International Federation of Film Societies (FICC)Special Award
- directed by
- Julien Goudichaud
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He was born in 1986 in France. He is a street artist and a reporter of the news magazine about France 2 ‘13.15’. He is fascinated by subjects from the margins of humanity and focuses his camera on life without any resources and the forgotten ones in our territories. He portrays unique characters, such as the Call, Looted Painting or the Jungle Family. At the moment, he is developing a documentary about the life of a homeless man, Jacquesa Sayah, a body builder who lives in Paris at a street corner in the 16th district.
- cinematography
- Julien Goudichaud
- script
- Julien Goudichaud
- music
- Julien Goudichaud
- editing
- Julien Goudichaud
- production
- Marie Ballon, Baptiste Bauduin Lauben (Mon Ballon Productions)
- Photo
