Where are we dancing tomorrow?
Where are we dancing tomorrow?
November 1942.
The Italian army occupies several departments in the south-east of France.
In the Alps, thousands of Jews take refuge in these Italian areas. It creates an oasis of peace, safe from the Nazis and Vichy... until September 8, 1943. Faced with the arrival of the Germans, the Italian soldiers flee with the Jews through the mountains, an exodus full of pitfalls. Thanks to letters, memories and extraordinary private photographs, this documentary retraces these events through the love story between Rima Dridso Levin, a Russian Jew, and Federico Strobino, an Italian officer.
Production: Zenit Arti Audiovisive (Italy) and Nilaya Productions (France)
With the participation of: Rai Documentari and France Télévisions
With the support of: MIC-Ministero della Cultura, Piemonte Doc Film Fund -Fondo regionale per il documentario, Fondation pour la mémoire de la Shoah, Fondation Rothschild, Procirep-Société des Producteurs et de l'Angoa, Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée
Written and directed by: Audrey Gordon
Produced by: Massimo Arvat, Patricia Boutinard Rouelle
Editing: Marco Duretti
Voices: Roberta Caronia, Paolo Mazzarelli
Original music: Eric Slabiak
DOP: Fanny Mazoyer
Animation: Linda Kelvink
Artistic producer: Marianne Jestaz
Production Director: Mathieu Cabanes
Year of production: 2021
Duration: 52 minutes
Biografilm Festival, 2020, Bologna (Italy)
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