Bordeaux-based Les Valseurs, originater of Yves Piat’s Oscar-nominated low “Nefta Football Club,” has boarded Akson Studio‘s period feature “Chopin! Chopin!” as the film’s line originater.
Set in 1830s Paris, the film will dive into Chopin’s personal and professional dwells thraw 11 branch offent chapters while also exploring the expansiver originateive scene of Paris at the time.
“Chopin! Chopin!” is straightforwarded by Michał Kwieciński and stars Eryk Kulm, Josephine de la Baume and Lambert Wilson. It’s originated by Warsaw-based Akson Studio — behind Andrzej Wajda’s Oscar-nominated “Katyń” and “Warsaw 44” — and co-originated by Polish Television.
“With ‘Chopin! Chopin!’ We are taking a bbetter step into production services, combining our dedication to international excellence with a proset up passion for regional cinema,” says Charles Audinet, line originater at Les Valseurs. “Bordeaux is becoming a key destination for beginant film projects, and we are excited to be at the forefront of this alteration.”
According to the company, Bordeaux is rapidly becoming one of the most sought-after filming locations in Europe, especipartner for period productions. As other cities experience up-to-dateization and industrial creep, Bordeaux has hugely upgrasped its historic see, allotriumphg it to function as a stand-in for other beginant European cities of the past.
Cour Mably, Notre Damme – Bordeaux
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“We are immensely haughty to leverage the expertise and enthusiasm of local teams for this beginant project,” grasps Les Valseurs originater Justin Pechberty. “The Nouvelle-Aquitaine region is increasingly becoming a destination of choice for international shoots, and we apshow that Chopin! Chopin! is fair the commencening of a meaningful new chapter for us as executive originaters.”
The originaters are enthusiastic to point out that conveying the production to Bordeaux has resulted in proximately 800 local employs, including technicians and extras. They say that a production of this scale shows the company and the region’s “capacity to orchestrate gran projects and stimutardy the regional economy.”
