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Femme Debout (Acts 1-3)

Synopsis

A three-acts movement-based short film that gives a physical response to the works of two visual artists: Francis Bacon and Alberto Giacometti.

Trailers, Teasers & Extra Featurettes

Official promotional previews, behind-the-scenes footage, and exclusive clips.

Emma Portner: Femme Debout (Acts 1-3)

Type: Clip • Published 2018-08-17

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Emma Portner
Original Score
Zane Bares
Original Title
Femme Debout (Acts 1-3)
Country of Origin
Switzerland
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
14m
Production Studios
Doomsday Entertainment, Fondation Beyeler

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Emma Portner

Original Score & Music

Zane Bares

Producers

Judy Craig, Barbara Frum, Evan Dell'Aquila, Emma Portner

Department Leadership Roster

Judy Craig

Producer

Emma Portner

Emma Portner

Director

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Frequently Asked Questions About Femme Debout (Acts 1-3)

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Femme Debout (Acts 1-3) about?

A three-acts movement-based short film that gives a physical response to the works of two visual artists: Francis Bacon and Alberto Giacometti.

Who directed Femme Debout (Acts 1-3)?

Femme Debout (Acts 1-3) was directed by Emma Portner.

Who stars in Femme Debout (Acts 1-3)?

The principal cast of Femme Debout (Acts 1-3) includes Keanu Uchida, Shelby Davis, Jordan Johnson, Martijn Sedgfield, Emma Portner.

When was Femme Debout (Acts 1-3) released and how long is it?

Femme Debout (Acts 1-3) was released in 2018 with a total runtime of 14m.

Who composed the musical score for Femme Debout (Acts 1-3)?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Femme Debout (Acts 1-3) was composed by Zane Bares.