Flavors of Iraq
Réalisation
Léonard COHEN
An animated interior and geopolitical journey: during the Fatiha in Paris, a tribute to his late father, Franco-Iraqi journalist Feurat Alani discovers the story of his father, an opponent of the dictatorship in exile in France. Testimonies from relatives and fellow activists lead Feurat to discover the country and his family still living in Iraq.
Réalisé par
Léonard COHEN
Narrateur
Malik ZIDI
Montage
Rémi SAGOT-DUVAUROUX
Musique
Felipe ADORNA VASSAO
Son
Quentin ROMANET
Production
Miyu Productions
Nova Production
Nova Production
Emmanuel-Alain RAYNAL (Miyu Productions)
Thomas ZRIBI (Nova Production)
Thomas ZRIBI (Nova Production)
Ventes
Mediawan Rights
Réalisé par
Léonard COHEN
Léonard Cohen graduated from the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. In 2010, his graduation film, Plato, was selected and awarded at numerous festivals. It won the Best Graduation Short Film Award as well as the Young Jury Prize at the prestigious Annecy International Animation Film Festival.
Alongside his freelance work, he is collaborating on a series project with his friend, journalist David Castello-Lopes. The series consists of 2-minute episodes featuring various characters in humorous stories. The following year, the series Chiffroscope was bought by Canal+ and aired every Saturday on the show L'Effet Papillon for three years (2012-2015).
He continues his freelance work, contributing to the series J’ai rêvé de l’Europe on Arte, as well as several documentaries for Arte and France Télévisions. He notably directed some animated sequences, such as in Daesh: Les enfants du soupçon by Hélène Lam Trong and Sophie Parmentier, broadcast on France 2, and L’histoire de l’antisémitisme by Jonathan Hayoun on Arte.
Léonard Cohen has also published illustrations in Causette and created the visual identity, posters, and other materials for the 10th anniversary of the Middle East Now festival in Florence. Later, he met Feurat Alani, whose memoirs he illustrated in the graphic novel Flavors of Iraq, before creating the animated web series for Arte in 2018.
Alongside his freelance work, he is collaborating on a series project with his friend, journalist David Castello-Lopes. The series consists of 2-minute episodes featuring various characters in humorous stories. The following year, the series Chiffroscope was bought by Canal+ and aired every Saturday on the show L'Effet Papillon for three years (2012-2015).
He continues his freelance work, contributing to the series J’ai rêvé de l’Europe on Arte, as well as several documentaries for Arte and France Télévisions. He notably directed some animated sequences, such as in Daesh: Les enfants du soupçon by Hélène Lam Trong and Sophie Parmentier, broadcast on France 2, and L’histoire de l’antisémitisme by Jonathan Hayoun on Arte.
Léonard Cohen has also published illustrations in Causette and created the visual identity, posters, and other materials for the 10th anniversary of the Middle East Now festival in Florence. Later, he met Feurat Alani, whose memoirs he illustrated in the graphic novel Flavors of Iraq, before creating the animated web series for Arte in 2018.
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