Tout n'est pas si rose - Short Film

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"Tout n'est pas si rose" is a 10 minutes short film directed by Esus Gläser.

This modern fairy tale takes place in the middle of a ghostly city. The atmosphere is nearly naive and dark at the same time for a subtle and neat result.

Synopsis:

"In the maze of the city, a drunk wanders into a dark street. On its back, a young woman very silent. Very attractive."

The film has been finished in March 2012, and it did not receive financial support. Framed by the associations Art'Maniak's Production & Les Zidées du Soir, which are fully active in Montpellier audiovisual background, producers Esus Gläser & Mathieu Guinois used to deal with a reduced budget.

                             -Marine Bohin-

                         (picture from the movie)

                               -Angelo Crotti-

                          (picture from the movie)

As a result of hard work from the director and thanks to a team of professionals, used to movie sets for the most part, this film succeed to create motivation and cohesion.

       - Esus Gläser - Director / Scriptwriter / Editer / Producer

    Nayan Ducruet - Operator Camera                               Olivier Delporte - Lighting Technician

    Héloise Lemaire - Scriptgirl                             Mathieu Guinois - Ass.Director/ Producer        

Antoine Guilloux - Sound Mixer                                     Guillem Casal - Sound Recorder

Michel Assier-Andrieu - Original Music                   Ludovic Gagé - Audio post production

Tout n'est pas si rose has been directing a short time after Jules, a cunning sequence shot about fantasy, which won CROUS Competition regional and national prize.

Jules / Mai 2011

 Showreel 2011:

Esus Gläser was born from German parents in the Landes forest, and became passionate about cinema during hightschool, when he get his first camcorder. Thus, he chose to work in cinema as an editor.

His first project as a director, Plus jamais, won the CROUS Competition regional price, then he shot No name, a short film made.

Esus Gläser is interested in many subjects, he creates his own true and striking world. Now, he would like to explore others parts of cinema, like cartoon movie.

Tout n'est pas si rose is his first financed movie, that's why his goal is to show it during film festivals, so he could keep on work and create.

My inspiration:

- Larry Clark (Ken Park, Wassup Rockers)

- François Truffaut (L'homme qui aimait les femmes)

- Bertrand Blier (Les valseuses, Préparez vos mouchoirs, Buffet Froid)

- Delepine & Kervern (Aaltra, Avida, Louise Michel, Mammuth)