Synopsis
Sunday, November 10, 6pm
DRTCC – 155 Darling St, Dubbo
See You Up There is a sumptous period drama which has taken the French box office by storm. See You Up There starts a few days before Armistice, when Edouard (Nahuel Peérez Biscayart) saves Albert’s (Albert Dupotel) life. Condemned to live, the two misfits mount a monumental scam to put things right.
Writers: Albert Dupontel and
Director: Albert Dupontel and Pierre Lemaitre
Release Date: 2017
Running Time: 117 minutes
Country: France
Language: French
Subtitles: English
Genre: Drama
This film is no ordinary documentary, visually stunning and sourced from previously unreleased archival material much of which was shot on 70mm film.
I thoroughly recommend listening to a Podcast: Living History with Mat McLachlan broadcast on 18 July 2019 entitled “Moon Landing Special 4 – New Apollo 11 Movie” where Stephen Slater who was responsible for much of the archival mastery in matching audio material with pictures is interviewed. Absolutely fascinating and very revealing in why this is a very special film, the result of countless hours of dedication and technical wizardry.