Invité-e-s 2018

Yolande Zauberman

Filmmaker

Born in Paris, and having studied art history and finance, Yolande Zauberman began working in cinema alongside director Amos Gitaï. In 1987 she directed her first documentary about Apartheid in South Africa, Classified People, which won numerous awards including the Audience Award at Entrevues. Her second film, Caste criminelle (1989), shot in India, was selected in Cannes. Four years later, she directed her first fiction film in Yiddish, Ivan & Abraham (1993), which received the Golden Fish at the Moscow Film Festival and the Youth Award in Cannes. Her 2011 film Would You Have Sex with an Arab? was shown in Venice and her last one, M, won the Special Jury Prize at Locarno in 2018.

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Call for entries

Submission for the International Competition of the 40th edition of Entrevues Belfort International Film Festival - is open from May 5 to July 20.

Entrevues continues online

The 39th edition of Entrevues ended on November 24. If the lights have gone out on the big screen, the adventure continues online.

2024 Awards

The 39th edition winners ! From deeply human stories to the most daring visual experiments, this list of winners honors visionary filmmakers, distinctive voices, and projects that resonate with our times.

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