Jeonju Digital Project 2010: The Enemy Lines (2010)

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Jeonju Digital Project 2010: The Enemy Lines (2010)

< Di-ji-tal Sam-in-sam-saek 2010: E-neo-mi La-in-seu >

Six men. The forest. The menace is there somewhere. Armed, ready, looking for action, they wander, day and night, striving for a confrontation. While they are wandering the forest, one man disappears like ghost, and other five’s are getting wired. Where has he gone? What is going on with the soldiers? What the hell are they searching for?


Genre	War, Mystery, Comedy	Production Status
Running Time	45min	Release Date	-
Country	South Korea	Rating
Language	French	Co-Production	N
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Jeonju International Film Festival | kino@jeonjufest.kr

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Director & Producer

Denis Côté - Director

Production & Sales Company

Jeonju International Film Festival - Production
Jeonju International Film Festival - International Sales

Cast

Marc Andre Grondin

Review

`121231Denis Côté has a unique appearance- tall, piercings, tattoos and a pleasing way of talks- which breaking our stereotypes on artistic directors. His feature debut film <Drifting States> was invited to JIFF and won Woosuk Award of the 7th JIFF with comment, “as a uniquely brave work which crossing the boundary fiction and reality and standing on the aesthetically front line among other contemporary films.” In 2009, he came back to JIFF with new film <All That She Wants> for The Return of JIFF Winners section and this year, he will be back again as a participant for the Project. As a long-career film critic and a rising new filmmaker, Denis Côté will give an opportunity for audience to actively fill the gaps between narratives of his film.

Awards and Invitation

Locarno International Film Festival (2010) - Jeonju Digital Project 2010 (out of competition)

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