BABY SHARK
Directed by Pascal-Alex Vincent, 2005
SYNOPSIS
Three teenagers, an abyss.
Performance
Victor & Alexandre CARRIL
Emmanuel DELABRE
Adrien JOLIVET
Pierre MOURE
Claire MICHAUX
Claire CHEREL
Myke GUERMYET
Technical data
Fiction - France - 2005
15' - 35 mm – Color
1.66 - Dolby SR
Version
French
French with english subtitles
Technical crew
Written & directed by
Pascal-Alex VINCENT
Editing
Dominique PETROT
Sound
Alexis FAROU
Xavier THIBAULT
Olivier DO-HÛU
Visual effects
Pierre PELL
Production
Nicolas BREVIERE – Local Films
Distribution
Local Films Distribution
International sales
Local Films
Festival de Cannes, Sélection Officielle
Festival du court-métrage en plein-air in Grenoble
Festival du cinéma d’ici et d’ailleurs in Sainte-Livrade-sur-Lot
Festival de Clermont-Ferrand
Festival Côté Court in Pantin
Festival International de Contis
Soirée Les petites histoires d’eux
Rencontres du Cinéma Français in Pau
Athens International Film Festival
Yokohama French film festival
Gijon International Film Festival
Festival Internacional de Benicassim
Festival Bunker Film
Belo Horizonte, Brésil
Sao Paulo Interational Short Film Festival
Festival der Nationen, Ebensee, Autriche
Austin Film Festival
Bradford Film Festival
Pink Screens Bruxelles
NewFest New York Gay&Lesbian Film Festival
Queer Lisboa: Festival de Cinema Gay et Lesbien de Lisbonne
Bibao LGBT Film Festival
Torino LGBT Film Festival
Toronto Inside Out Film Festival
Mostra Lambda : International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival
Milano Internacional Lesbian & Gay Queer Film Festival
Festivals
BANDE ANNONCE
Pascal-Alex
Vincent
After a degree in Film History at the University of Paris III, Pascal-Alex VINCENT worked in the distribution of Japanese cinema in France. Les Résultats du Bac, his first short film in 2001, marked the beginning of his collaboration with Local Films. His next short, Far West (2002), was a festival success, followed in 2004 by Hollywood malgré lui, a comedy filmed as part of Canal +'s “Voilà comment tout a commencé” collection. The Cannes Film Festival then selected Bébé Requin, a short film in competition for the Palme d'or in 2005. Three years later, he completed post-production on his first feature film, Donne-moi la main, produced by Local Films.
Finally, in 2012, he began work on Miwa: à la recherche du Lézard Noir, in Tokyo. The documentary focuses on Japanese actor and singer Akihiro Miwa. In October 2016, he published a dictionary of Japanese filmmakers (editions Carlotta Films).