Aude Léa Rapin, interview with the director special guest at the 26° ShorTS

On Friday 4 July, Aude Léa Rapin and Eve Robin will be in Trieste to hold a masterclass for the public and the young filmmakers in competition at the 26° ShorTS IFF, during which they will talk about their journey and the creative partnership between producer and director. The masterclass has been organized within the Campolungo section, focusing on the career of young filmmakers whose list of works covers both short and feature films. French director Aude Léa Rapin, who began her career as photographer and videomaker in the Balkans and Africa, will be showing her shorts "La météo des plages" (2014), "Ton cœur au hasard" (2015), "Que vive l’Empereur" (2016) and the feature film "Planet B "(2024), premiered last year at the opening of the Venice Critics’ Week. We talked with Aude Léa Rapin before her masterclass and in this interview she comments on the description of her that the Campolungo curators, Massimo Causo and Beatrice Fiorentino, said about her way of “pushing the limits of narrative without ever abandoning a political view of reality” and her showing “a narrative freedom that destabilizes”.