Since Otar left (2003) by Julie Bertuccelli.
“It is about the destinies of three women, described in a very sensitive way by Julie Bertuccelli, who was directing her first film. This is a film that also made me discover, in a certain way, Georgia -its history, its past, its present. It’s about three generations of women -a woman, her mother and her niece. They live in Georgia and the only son of the family went to work in Paris, France. Their lives are paced by the letters of this son. One day the woman and her niece discover the accidental death of the man. They decide to hide the terrible news from the grandmother. Through this lie, feelings will emerge, desires too, the dream of the young girl to travel, to go to Paris, her dreams of literature. The director treats her characters with a great sensitivity, through looks and silences. This is a very beautiful film”.

Sandrine Pillon is a French short films producer, she founded Les Fees Productions, her own company. Her first short film, Les Volets by Lyèce Boukhitine, was nominated for the Best Short Film Cesar (French “Academy Award”).