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How Glorious It Is to Be a Human Being (2019) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 13, 2019

Original Title:
How Glorious It Is to Be a Human Being

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 53

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Wrapped up warm in gorgeous medieval-like capes, two young women are walking. Setting off on their pilgrimage for a very humble destination, they travel along narrow country roads, and converse while listening to each other. The first one, Mili Pecherer, the director, carries on her back a both grotesque and enigmatic burden: a huge hemorrhoid-shaped bundle. As far as the second one is concerned, she is expecting a child. Understandably, here a serious and a comical approach are combined for this wandering on the foothills of the Pyrenees, open to carnival and irreverent tones under the auspices of a medieval song. As the picaresque tradition has it, this trip will give rise to meetings: with a farmer and father hosting them, with the inventor of a machine designed to find lost cats. And also a donkey, the transient travelling companion of this fanciful voyage.

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Production

Cinematography:
Mili Pecherer
Bambou L’âne
Geneviève Bicknell

Director:
Mili Pecherer

Editor:
vana Gloria
Mili Pecherer

Screenplay:
Geneviève Bicknell
Mili Pecherer

Sound:
Arnaud Ledoux

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