Industry
Music Village
LES ARCS FILM FESTIVAL LINKS UP MUSIC AND CINEMA!
SCREENINGS AND CONFERENCES ARE COMBINED WITH CONCERTS AND DJ SETS IN THE EXCEPTIONAL SETTING OF LES ARCS RESORT.
DISCOVER THE ARTISTS WHO MADE OUR GUESTS DANCE IN 2023!
© Claire Nicol
In 10 years, the Music Village has become an unmissable fixture between music and film European industries, gathering around 200 participants during the Industry Village.
The Music Village has been thought as a space for informal and festive meetings around film music where composers, music supervisors, editors, publishers come to meet and mingle with producers and directors in the festival.
This is the occasion for us to declare our love to live music with the "Off'": concerts & DJ sets from emerging or confirmed artists come to perform and meet the audience. Previous invited artists include Ibeyi, Peter Doherty, La Femme, Jain, L'Impératrice, Arnaud Rebotini, Lily Wood & The Prick, Superpoze...
LINE-UP 2023
ZAHO DE SAGAZAN
OPENING CONCERT + CUT_
Dec 16 • Manoir Savoie, Arc 1950
Zaho de Sagazan is a singular, powerful voice, carried by electronic rhythms that blend Berlin techno and French electronica. The 23-year-old artist tells her own story, dissecting human failings in lyrics of razor-sharp sincerity. His words plunge us into intimacy, where we taste the freedom to dance, think and move. Alongside her drummer Tom Geffray, Zaho delivers modern krautpop, flirting with the madness of Catherine Ringer or Brigitte Fontaine, but always returning to her piano.
Photo © Zoé Cavaro
CUT_
OPENING CONCERT
Dec. 16 • Manoir Savoie, Arc 1950
CUT_ began their musical journey in 2014, improvising for a live audience. Since then, Sebastiaan Dutilh and Belle Doron have been producing and writing songs mixing pop and electronic music. Following the release of their debut album in 2019, the single Out of touch found its way into Elite (Netflix) and then to number one on the Global Shazam Chart with over 35 million streams. CUT_ is in total creative control, with self-made videos and illustrations, all set to a sound inspired by the Amsterdam club scene.
VITALIC
MUSIC x INDUSTRY PARTY
Dec 17 • Patatrak, Arc 2000
For 20 years, Vitalic has been redefining the notion of French electro, imposing his inimitable touch with tracks that have become classics of club culture. While retaining his DNA, he reinvents himself with each album, with a mix of new-wave, EDM and retro-futuristic sounds. He has produced remixes for Daft Punk, Björk, Paul Kalkbrenner, Etienne Daho, Indochine and Mylène Farmer. As well as performing at major festivals, Vitalic also composes for the cinema, including La Légende de Kaspar Hauser and Disco Boy.
Photo © Yann Rabanir
VOYOU
SUSPENDED LIVE
Dec 18 • B.O.B, Arc 2700
An all-round musician, Voyou's new album, "Les Royaumes Minuscules", charts a new course. His many travels and encounters give the album a palpable warmth. In the manner of South American music, the new UK soul-jazz scene and the oriental music in which he likes to immerse himself on a daily basis.
Proof that in every gesture, face and presence, even the most microscopic, lies the entire universe - provided we lend him our ear and let his intimate music carry us away. And, with elegance and mischief, that's what Voyou manages to do. Change the world with music. Let it resonate for a long time.
Photo © Emma Birsky
CHARLOTTE ADIGÉRY
& BOLIS PUPUL
INDUSTRY VILLAGE CLOSING PARTY
Dec 18 • Manoir Savoie, Arc 1950
In their debut album Tropical dancer Charlotte Adigéry and Bolis Pupul tackle themes rarely evoked on the electronic scene: cultural appropriation, misogyny, racism, the vanity of social networks or post-colonialism.The duo, who made a name for themselves with Zandoli, EP in 2019, offer a successful electro-pop kaleidoscope and a glimpse into the popular culture of the 2020s.Their songs blend English, Flemish, Creole and French with a dry sense of humor, reflecting the duo's constant reinvention and mixing of universes.
FEMALE SCORE COMPOSER REVELATION AWARD
Les Arcs Film Festival, committed to the themes of gender equality and diversity, in partnership with the Lab Femmes de Cinéma and Sacem, is very happy to deliver the "Female Score Composer Revelation Award" to Delphine Malaussena.
Delphine Malaussena composed the soundtrack for Jean-Baptiste Durand's Chien de la casse and Quentin Reynaud's 5ème Set and En plein feu, for which she received the Best Film Score award at the La Baule 2023 festival.
She won the U2C and Michel Legrand awards in the emerging talent category. She co-wrote the music for Laroy (Shane Atkinson), Grand Prix at the Deauville Film Festival, and My Wonderful Stranger (Johanna Pyykkö). She is currently working on Hiver à Sokcho (Koya Kamura) and Insoupçonnable by Élie Wajeman.
The presentation of the award will take place within the framework of the Industry Village, on Monday, December 18th at 6PM.at Manoir Savoie, Arc 1950.
MASTERCLASS
SIROCCO & LE ROYAUME DES COURANTS D'AIR
WITH PABLO PICO & BENOIT CHIEUX
Tuesday, December 19th — 2PM
Bourg Saint Maurice
Benoit Chieux is a French animated film director working for the Folimage studio, with whom he favors hand-crafting. His credits include the short films Tigres à la queue leu leu and Le Jardin de minuit, both nominated for César awards for best animated short in 2016 and 2018. His second feature, Sirocco et le Royaume des courants d'air, opened the Annecy International Animated Film Festival and won the Audience Award.
Pablo Pico combines classical percussion training with a self-taught apprenticeship in composition. A live musician and composer, he turned to film music in 2010 with a number of short films, and in 2015 signed the soundtrack of Simon Rouby's Adama, his first feature film, in collaboration with rapper Oxmo Puccino.
This masterclass will be in French, moderated by the journalist Perrine Quennesson with the support of la Sacem & 22D Music.
Contact
Emeline Marabelle
Music Village Manager
emarabelle@lesarcs-filmfest.com
Loren Synnaeve
Music Village Coordination Officer
lsynnaeve@lesarcs-filmfest.com
Jérémy Zelnik
Head of Industry
jzelnik@lesarcs-filmfest.com