ALAIN GAGNOL DISCUSSES 'UNE VIE DE CHAT'

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ALAIN GAGNOL DISCUSSES 'UNE VIE DE CHAT'

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Alain Gagnol (born in 1967) is a French film maker. In January 2012, he was nominated for an Academy Award for the animated movie A Cat in Paris - his first animated feature concerning a house cat by day who becomes a cat burglar by night in this love letter to film noir and the Pink Panther cartoons, with a jazz soundtrack featuring Billie Holiday.
We had a chat about influences, sound effects and why Alain hates dogs.

Interview with Alain Gagnol by Culturetheque on Mixcloud

Interview: Mélissa M
Photos by: Into Film and Agathe M

Language: anglais

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