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MOI AUSSI

Saturday, June 8th, 2024 @ 8:10 PM

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US Premiere
Drama
Short
U.S. Distribution:
Manifest
The Sacramento French Film Festival strives to have its “finger on the pulse” of French cinema, and in this spirit, our 2024 poster is a tribute to French actress Judith Godrèche, whose recent, powerful testimony and rape accusations against acclaimed directors Jacques Doillon and Benoit Jacquot have revived the #MeToo movement in France, encouraged other victims to speak out, and shaken up not only the French film industry but French society as a whole.
We are honored to present Judith Godrèche's short film Moi Aussi, in its U.S. Premiere, a month after it premiered in Cannes.
In her compelling speech at the 2024 César awards ceremony, Judith Godrèche said “I am a crowd!” For her short film, Moi Aussi (Me Too), she literally gathered a crowd of sexual abuse victims at dawn – the dawn of a new day – who stand together in a Parisian street. In the middle of these anonymous faces, a young girl (Tess Barthélemy, Godrèche's daughter) dances.
The Sacramento French Film Festival acknowledges that, over the years, we have presented some films by filmmakers or starring actors who have since been accused of sexual misconduct. Going forward, the Sacramento French Film Festival pledges to be considerate of any such allegations when working on our film selection.
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Psychological Thriller
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