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A Distant Neighborhood
Festivals and awards:
ROME FILM FESTIVAL 2010 - Italy
Glasgow film festival - UK
Festival du film francophone - Greece
Festival International du Film Francophone de Namur - Belgium
Odessa International Film Festival - Ukrain
TRANSATLANTYK-Poznan International Film & Music Festival - Poland
In theaters:
24.11.2010
External link:
http://www.universcine.be/fr/films/quartier-lointain
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A Distant Neighborhood

Trailer
Tittle A Distant Neighborhood
Director Sam Garbarski
Type Full-length film
Year 2010
Key cast Pascal Gregory
Jonathan Zaccaï
Alexandra Maria Lara
Léo Legrand
Delegate producer Entre Chien et Loup
Samsa Film
Archipel 35
Coproducteurs Pallas Films
Artemis Productions
Rhône-Alpes Cinéma
RTBF
Distributor Wild Bunch Distribution
Imagine Film Distribution
X-Verleih
Filmcoopi
ARD DEGETO
Imagine Film Distribution
International Sales Wild Bunch Distribution
Tax-Shelter Ervico SA
Redisco SPRL
Script Jérôme Tonnerre
Sam Garbarski
Philippe Blasband
Composer AIR
Director of photography Jeanne Lapoirie
Sound Carlo Thoss
Artistic director Véronique Sacrez
Costume designer Anaïs Romand
Editor Ludo Troch
Sound editor Pia Dumont
Sound mixer Thomas Gauder
With the help of Communauté française de Belgique (CFB)
Fonds National de Soutien à la Production audiovisuelle (CIAV)
Eurimages
With the participation of MEDIA
Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung (MDM)
Wallimage
Movie still photographer Patrick Müller
Béatrice Pettovich

By chance, fifty-year old Thomas finds himself back in the little town of his childhood.
While visiting his mother’s grave he faints and wakes up to find himself in the past. Thomas is 14 again, an adolescent who has kept all his adult experience and character. He meets up with his classmates, the girl with whom he was secretly in love, and above all his parents - his mother, so young and full of life; his father, who had disappeared back then, never to return. Thomas tries to find out the real reasons for his father’s departure.
But can he relive his past without changing it?



After “Harukana Machi’e” by Jiro Taniguchi © Jiro Taniguchi/Shogakukan Inc. Edited by Shogakukan, Inc. Tokyo. French edition “Quartier Lointain” published by Casterman