Edouard Salier
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| - | {{Template}}[[Edouard Salier]] is a [[French filmmaker]] who debuted in the United States at [[Sundance]]. He frequently collaborates with [[Doctor L]], real name Liam Farrell. | + | {{Template}}[[Edouard Salier]] is a [[French filmmaker]] who debuted in the United States at [[Sundance]]. He frequently collaborates with [[Doctor L]], real name Liam Farrell. |
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| + | His short films ''Empire'' and ''Flesh'' started touring around the world (Venice62 Mostra Internazionale d'Arte Cinematografica, Resfest – New York, LA, 25 Fps – Zagreb, Stockholm International Film Festival, Badalona International Short Film Festival, Gijon International Film Festival, Future Film Festival Bologna, Stuttgart Filmwinter, Sundance Film Festival 06, Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival-National Competition, Mar del Plata International Film Festival-Argentina, Festival de cinéma des 3 Amériques – Québec....) and winning awards at Brooklyn Film Festival, FCMM Nouveau Cinéma of Montreal, Gijon International Film Festival and Clermont-Ferrant. | ||
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| *''Flesh'' (2005) (France) 9' | *''Flesh'' (2005) (France) 9' | ||
| *''Empire'' (2005) | *''Empire'' (2005) | ||
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His short films Empire and Flesh started touring around the world (Venice62 Mostra Internazionale d'Arte Cinematografica, Resfest – New York, LA, 25 Fps – Zagreb, Stockholm International Film Festival, Badalona International Short Film Festival, Gijon International Film Festival, Future Film Festival Bologna, Stuttgart Filmwinter, Sundance Film Festival 06, Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival-National Competition, Mar del Plata International Film Festival-Argentina, Festival de cinéma des 3 Amériques – Québec....) and winning awards at Brooklyn Film Festival, FCMM Nouveau Cinéma of Montreal, Gijon International Film Festival and Clermont-Ferrant.
Filmography
- Flesh (2005) (France) 9'
- Empire (2005)
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