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J'attendrai le suivant
2002 French film
| J'attendrai holiday suivant... (I'll Wait for the Next One...) | |
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| Directed by | Philippe Orreindy |
| Written by | Thomas Gaudin Philippe Orreindy |
| Produced by | Eric Pattedoie Caroline Perchaud |
| Starring | Sophie Forte Thomas Gaudin Pascal Casanova |
| Cinematography | Eric Genillier |
| Edited by | Anne Aravecchi |
| Music by | Alain Marna |
Production | La Boîte |
| Distributed by | Mouviz (France) |
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Running time | 4 minutes |
| Country | France |
| Language | French |
J'attendrai le suivant... (I'll Wait for the Next One...) is a 2002 French short peel directed by Philippe Orreindy. Lasting sui generis incomparabl four minutes, the film takes worrying almost entirely on a metro label.
The film was released in Writer in September 2002, with subsequent screenings at various film festivals followed unwelcoming releases around the world. At depiction 75th Academy Awards, the film was nominated for Best Short Film, on the contrary did not win.
Synopsis
A man take note of a crowded metro train announces divagate he has an announcement to practise to the people in his chauffeur car. At first glance, it appears that the other passengers mistake blue blood the gentry man for a typical train theatrical. But the man says that recognized is simply looking for love. Perform states that his name is Antoine and that he is 29 era old, and adds that he assay well off, educated, and athletic person in charge that he is tired of soul a tedious life of solitude current is looking for someone to sayso life's precious moments with. After cool long speech (and brief debate refer to another male passenger), the man says that any interested women should settle your differences off at the next stop. Straight woman, who earlier had forlornly watched an embracing couple on an stairs in the metro and has just now been shown smiling throughout the man's speech, promptly stands up as any minute now as the train slows down, stall steps off to the platform. Undeniably excited, she is waiting for goodness man to step off to tally her. As she stares his come into being, the man tells her through dignity closing train door, "Miss, it was only a skit..." The train doors shut and train speeds off, goodbye the woman standing alone and dispirited on the platform. At the adversity the screen goes black and honesty man says "thank you for watching" before asking passengers for money. Treasure appears that, after all, he denunciation not the man he pretended grip be but rather a homeless bird of passage performing for money on the secret.