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IDIP Films is a film production company based in Geneva, Switzerland, that focuses on fiction and documentary films for cinema and television. Producer Xavier Derigo and writer-director Eric Grant worked in Los Angeles and Paris before founding IDIP Films in Geneva in 2005. They were then joined by Isabelle Pasini in early 2008. After a career in consulting for two major Swiss banks, she has now taken over the administrative and distribution department for IDIP Films. Thanks to the collective experience of its co-founders, IDIP Films is well established within the Swiss movie industry, and maintains close ties with contacts in France and the United States. The company has full control over the complete audiovisual production process - project development, financing, filming, editing, sound design, and distribution - thanks to its internal resources and external partnerships. We will be pleased to study all possibilities for co-production or executive production with Swiss or foreign companies. Do not hesitate to contact us directly: contact@idipfilms.com |
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| A Voodoo memory (2008) by Irène Lichtenstein
Click on the picture for more information Marianne Lehmann was born in Kirchberg, in the canton of Bern, Switzerland, in 1936. She married a Haitian lawyer before settling in Port-au-Prince in 1957. Fascinated with the voodoo cult, she began collecting objects in the 1970's, preventing them from being sold abroad. Over the years, she amassed an extraordinary collection - the most important in the world - with the intention of donating it to Haiti. Filmed as a portrait of this exceptional and rebel-minded woman, "A Voodoo Memory" reveals the beauty of the objects of her collection, provides a deeper understanding of their significance and importance for the world cultural heritage, and highlights the close ties between Haitian voodoo, the slave revolt, and the creation of the first Black nation.
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Run for life (2008)
Click on the picture for more information Clara Klaar, 40 years old, tells the story of her fight against leukemia. A year of hell - chemotherapy, bone marrow transplant, unspeakable pain, hope and fear - illustrated in a moving metaphor by the sand storms and suffering of participants in the "Marathon des Sables", one of the toughest foot races in the world. An emotional tale that underlines the hope and strength necessary to overcome insurmountable odds. Why you should see this film? Help cancer patients to feel better understood, relieve their sense of loneliness, help them understand what they might experience emotionally, put their own experience into perspective, find unsuspected strength and resilience and receive a positive message of hope, struggle and victory Help families and friends to understand what their loved one is going through, dispel fears, encourage dialogue, break taboos and lift prejudice, allow them to be better equipped to support their loved one. Help professionnals working with cancer patients to better assess the patient as an individual person, dispose of an additional tool to promote dialogue and communication and support their fundraising efforts This movie is a great tool for teaching and communicate.
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Agua Viva (2008)
Click on the picture for more information "E doce morrer no mar" (It is so sweet to die offshore) wrote Jorge Amado in 1936 about Iemanja, the Goddess of the seas and the oceans, the one who feeds men, but who is also fed by them; the one who entices fishermen to the depths of the ocean, to her unknown waters where they share her love nest. How is myth of Iemanja perpetuated today? At Ilheus, in Brazil, there are many beliefs and legends that feed into the often intangible ties that are forged between fishermen and the sea. "Agua Viva" is an invitation to dive into this universe of life and death, where myth and reality converge.
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Mon foot à moi (2008)
Click on the picture for more information From the different viewpoints of a coach, children and their parents, the film follows several young soccer players on the Saturday morning of an important game. From "rude awakenings" and rushed breakfasts, to the arrival at the soccer field with their friends, and till the end of the game, we dive into the wonderful and emotional world of young players at the dawn of a potential career.
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