Sebastien Lifshitz box set

Sébastien Lifshitz has established himself in ten years as one of the essential directors of French Cinema. Here are finally brought together, 3 of his films and his first medium-length film in an exclusive box set. Open Bodies: Jean Vigo Short Film Prize 1998 Rémi, 18, one day takes part in a casting to break the monotony of his life. Marc, the director, is charmed by Rémi. The two men sleep together. Disconcerted by this experience as well as by his father's illness, Rémi wanders the streets, multiplying sexual encounters, girls and boys alike. Almost Nothing: One summer, two young boys, Mathieu and Cédric, meet, desire each other and give in to their impulses. Their relationship gradually grows, becomes a true love and Mathieu leaves his family to live with Cédric. But a year later, there is nothing left of this love, and Mathieu will have to learn to live with loneliness and loss. The Crossing: Directors' Fortnight Cannes 2001 Stéphane Bouquet never knew his father. When he was born, he had returned to the United States and his mother never told him that she was pregnant. Stéphane has very little information about this man. Nevertheless, he goes looking for her. Sébastien Lifshitz offered to accompany him and make a film of his quest. Wild Side: Mikaïl and Djamel share the bed of Stéphanie, a young transsexual. At the start, three solitudes meet. Despite each other's chaotic lives, they find comfort in each other's arms.