Jean-Charles Hue
Born in 1968, Jean-Charles Hue is a French filmmaker, visual artist, and videographer. He graduated from the École Nationale Supérieure d'Arts de Paris-Cergy in 2000 and was in residence at the Villa Médicis Hors les Murs in Monterrey, Mexico, in 2005. He is known for his films The Lord's Ride (2010) and Eat Your Bones (2014), which were showcased at the Cannes Film Festival. In addition to his work in France, he has been engaged in a long-term project focused on the city of Tijuana, taking various forms such as short films (Tijuana's Tale), fiction feature films (Tijuana's Bible), and documentaries (Topo y Wera). The Soiled Doves of Tijuana is his latest film shot there. In 2024, he will present his feature film Sang craché des lèvres belles, which was filmed in the Pyrenees in early 2023.
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The Lord's Ride
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For the Yenish, respect for one’s elders and religious fervour flirt indifferently with vandalism. Fred Dorkel is one of them: feared and respected by his community, he earns his living by stealing cars. One night, his life is turned upside down: an angel appears to him. For Fred, this is the sign of a second chance that he has to take. He decides to settle down, but this choice creates a clash...
The Lord's Ride
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For the Yenish, respect for one’s elders and religious fervour flirt indifferently with vandalism. Fred Dorkel is one of them: feared and respected by his community, he earns his living by stealing cars. One night, his life is turned upside down: an angel appears to him. For Fred, this is the sign of a second chance that he has to take. He decides to settle down, but this choice creates a clash...
