© Ex Nihilo
© Ex Nihilo
© Ex Nihilo
L'Angle mort
Patrick-Mario Bernard and Pierre Trividic
Comedy, Fantastic | France | 2019 | 1h44
Dominick Brassan has the power to become invisible. He doesn't use a great deal of his power, but made a shameful secret out of it. He even hid the truth to his fiancée, Viveka. One day, his power goes haywire, overturning his life, friendships and loves.
Jean-Christophe Folly, Isabelle Carré, Golshifteh Farahani, Sami Ameziane
Patrick Mario Bernard, is a visual artist and composer, former student of the Beaux-Arts.
Pierre Trividic is a former student of Idhec (36th promotion) and honoree of Villa Médicis hors-les-murs (1989). Their collaboration began in 1996 with Le Cas Lovecraft (Golden Fipa) for France 3 channel. They wrote and directed two feature-length films, Ballroom in 2001 and The Other One in 2008 (The Volpi Cup of the Best Actress Award for Dominique Blanc at the 65th Venice Film Festival).
Beside their common works, Pierre Trividic is a script writer for several feature films such as Pascale Ferran's Coming to Terms with the Dead, Anne Fontaine's Marvin and Patrice Chérau's Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train. Patrick Mario Bernard directed a feature film, Good, dedicated to musician Rodolphe Burger while continuing his work as a visual artist.
