Tout ce qu'il me reste de la révolution

Angèle, a young qualified town planner, campaigns as much as she can against capitalist society, between happenings and expression groups. Born into a family of militants, she confronts their disengagement: a nostalgic father, an ultra-liberalsister and a mother who has retired to the countryside. Meeting Saïd shaes up her deeply held beliefs. Directed by: Judith Davis (France, 2018) Screenplay by: Judith Davis, Cécile Vargaftig Cast: Judith Davis (Angèle), Malik Zidi (Saïd), Claire Dumas (Léonor), Mélanie Bestel (Noutka), Nadir Legrand (Stéphane), Simon Bakhouche (Simon), Yasin Houicha (Steeve) Genre: comedy Awards: Jury Valois (Jury Prize) at the Angoulême Francophone Film Festival (France, 2018); Audience Award at the Vevey International Funny Film Festival (Switzerland, 2019); selected for the French Film Festival in Japan (2019) and the Richmond French Film Festival (United States, 2019)