We did a lot of improvisation ahead of the shoot. I gave them a lot of freedom to embody their characters, and align their energies, bodies, gazes. We had a mix of non-professionals, with the exception of Antonia Buresi (who also collaborated on the script), and it was so interesting to work with them because they had their own understanding of their characters, which was different from who they were in the real life, and they also had their own interpretation of what I had written for them. How did you work with this great cast of newcomers? I also wanted to stay close to the characters, and frame their faces as much as possible with very long shots.
The camera was very light and always moving. Yes, the idea was go beyond the naturalism of what I did in my graduation short “Au Loin Baltimore.” So we shot in a cinemascope format, which is used in classic westerns, and we used anamorphic lenses, as well as bright colors. “Rodeo” is very immersive and sometimes surreal. The idea was to make a film that had an aesthetic and a cinematic dimension. Working from that basis, I spent five years writing what became “Rodeo.” I wanted to create a true fiction tale, and weave in elements of genre, gangsterism, and a bit of western. It was a playground that I was very familiar with because I grew up in the suburbs of Paris and I saw young people doing motocross in front of my building. It came from an exploration that I begun in 2015 with several documentary projects that I did. Quiveron, a bright filmmaker with a strong personality and vision, sat with Variety to discuss her fascination for urban rodeos, work with non-professional actors, her point of view on gender, political engagement and her ambition as a rising filmmaker.
Julie Ledru makes her acting debut in the film as Julia, a small-time thug who has a passion for motorcycles and the high-octane world of urban ‘Rodeos’ – illicit gatherings where riders show off their bikes and their latest daring stunts. The film opens in theaters in September 2021, but the public can get to watch the entire film now.Īs the film team is raising $10 million in prints and advertising (P&A), the early special release helps with the fundraising.Produced by Charles Gillibert (“Annette”) at CG Cinema, “Rodeo” follows a hot tempered and fiercely independent young woman who infiltrates an underground dirt bike community in France. ‘Interview with the Antichrist’ is winning many to Christ and drawing the luke-warm Christian closer to God before the Rapture strikes - which could be any day now. “The attacks we’ve been under only confirms the enemy hates this movie and wants to stop it getting out.” “I was guided by the Holy Spirit to make this film,” says director Tim Chey. The reviews of the film have been sensational earning an 8.7 on IMDB. The film has also become an instant hit on Facebook garnishing over 21,000 shares on one Facebook post.
WATCH ANTICHRIST FULL MOVIE ONLINE TV
The film centers around a live TV interview with the antichrist broadcast around the world after the Rapture. We believe the antichrist may be alive today.” “We believe we’re in the final days of mankind and this insanely powerful interview with the antichrist is jaw-dropping. “We’re thrilled,” says a spokesperson for RiverRain.
The theater release is in September of this year, but the filmmakers released the film for a limited time on VOD. Thousands around the world have watched the film in a special VOD release, including viewers in the USA, Canada, South Africa, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Norway, UK, Australia, Germany, et al. Despite one social media platform banning the new Christian film 'INTERVIEW WITH THE ANTICHRIST', the film has become a best-selling VOD.
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