Feature Documentary Competition | France, Japan | French | 109 min
Nicolas Philibert is a French filmmaker. After making several shorts, he directed his debut feature-length documentary La Ville Louvre in 1990. His portrait of an orangutan, Nénette, screened in the Berlinale Forum in 2010. Since 2002, his films have been presented in over 100 retrospectives and tribute events around the world. Documentaries include, His Master’s Voice (1978), co-director with Gérard Mordillat; Animals (1995); Every Little Thing (1996); Who Knows? (1996); To Be and To Have (2002); Back to Normandy (2007); Nénette (2009); Night Falls on the Menagerie (2010); short film La maison de la Radio (2012); Each and Every Moment (2018).
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