About the Author
Nicolas Journet holds a journalism degree from CUEJ Strasbourg and completed the Screenwriting Workshop at La Fémis. He collaborated on several short fiction films by Hélier Cisterne (Les deux vies du serpent, Sous la lame de l’épée...), which had strong festival runs, including the Grand Prize at Côté Court and selections at the Critics’ Week. He co-wrote with Frédéric Farrucci on the short film Entre les lignes (pre-nominated for the César Awards) and the feature film La Nuit Venue, which won the César for Best Original Music.
Developed Projects
During the 1970s and 80s, an autonomous, libertarian movement stirred up disorder in Toulouse. Heirs of May ’68, of the anti-Franco struggle and of Situationism, they targeted work, prisons, computer surveillance, and the spread of nuclear power. Now grandpas and grandmas with highly respectable appearances, forty years after their exploits, they recount to us their explosive years.
From Script to Screen
