Fifty aspiring filmmakers compete for a spot at La Fémis, France's top film school, presenting their talents to a jury of industry veterans.
“Being good is never enough”
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Fifty aspiring filmmakers compete for a spot at La Fémis, France's top film school, presenting their talents to a jury of industry veterans.
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At La Fémis, France's leading film school, aspiring filmmakers present their talents to a jury of industry veterans. Candidates, often anxious, navigate a rigorous selection process for a limited number of spots. Alumni such as Louis Malle and François Ozon assess the hopefuls, searching for standout talent among many eager applicants. The documentary captures the emotional weight of their dreams and the pressures of the film industry, revealing the challenges faced by those pursuing a career in cinema.
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Why Watch
- Meet aspiring filmmakers at La Fémis in France.
- See industry veterans evaluate raw talent.
- Find out what it takes to get into film school.
Did You Know
- La Fémis is considered France's premier film school.
- The documentary features alumni like Louis Malle and François Ozon.
- The film has a runtime of 119 minutes.
- Claire Simon directed The Competition, released in 2017.
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What is La Fémis?
La Fémis is France's premier film school where aspiring filmmakers compete for a spot.
Who directed The Competition?
The Competition was directed by Claire Simon.
What is the duration of The Competition?
The Competition has a duration of 119 minutes.
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