Vidourle
Synopsis
Named after its setting, the French river Vidourle, Yalda Afsah’s film documents a strange and subtly unnerving choreography, capturing a group of young men performing what could be a ritual, a spectacle, a game, or a fight. In their collective movements as well as individual moments of concentration, anticipation and occasional forlornness, the adrenalin-fuelled adolescent protagonists seem to embody the frailty of the human condition awaiting an environmental change, much like an unexpectedly forceful current in a river.
Release History & Theatrical Window
Fragile, Leipzigerstraße 63, Berlin
Festival / Special Debut
February 5, 2020
Physical Home Media
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Yalda Afsah
- Original Title
- Vidourle
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 10m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Yalda Afsah
Yalda Afsah
Yalda Afsah
Department Leadership Roster
Yalda Afsah
Director
Yalda Afsah
Director of Photography
Yalda Afsah
Editor
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Vidourle.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Vidourle
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Vidourle about?
Named after its setting, the French river Vidourle, Yalda Afsah’s film documents a strange and subtly unnerving choreography, capturing a group of young men performing what could be a ritual, a spectacle, a game, or a fight. In their collective movements as well as individual moments of concentration, anticipation and occasional forlornness, the adrenalin-fuelled adolescent protagonists seem to embody the frailty of the human condition awaiting an environmental change, much like an unexpectedly forceful current in a river.
Who directed Vidourle?
Vidourle was directed by Yalda Afsah.
Who stars in Vidourle?
The principal cast of Vidourle includes Not specified.
When was Vidourle released and how long is it?
Vidourle was released in 2019 with a total runtime of 10m.