The Trepasser (2002) by Beto Brant.
“I got shocked. This movie came out quite anonymously in France but it received some nice reviews and got a great commercial life in Brazil. The story is about two guys who manage a construction company in Sao Paulo. They have a third associate with whom everything goes wrong. He threats them to quit, which jeopardizes the company and all the pending projects. The two associates decide to hire a professional killer -we are talking about a “film noir”, a suspense movie-, who is going to accomplish what he was hired for. But instead of disappearing after the job is done, he stays around and sticks to their lives, especially to their professional lives. It’s the wolf in the sheepfold: the pact with the devil turns into a blackmail. The script is terrific, the actors are unbelievable and the direction is definitely stylish and powerful.”

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Emmanuel Agneray founded Bizibi Productions, which Jérôme Bleitrach quickly joined later as an associate. As a producer, he follows authors from their short films to their feature films such as Israelian director Keren Yedaya (Lulu, Or –Camera d’Or at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival-, Jaffa) or Lebanese director Hany Tamba (Beyrut After Shave, A Song in the Head) or these days actress-director Aure Atika, who is about to shoot her first feature film after some really promising shorts films.