In order to highlight part of the behind the scenes of creation, Camille Fourcade, director of the film L'ours qui n'avait jamais fait de bêtise, answers our dreamlike questionnaire.
Discover the dreamlike universe of the directors, the imaginary worlds that influence them, the conscious or unconscious references underlying the films.
1- The character who touched you the most?
All the characters from the film "Spirited Away", the film I have watched the most.
2- The character that scared you the most?
I was frightened by the character who introduced the cartoon Asterix and Cleopatra: an Egyptian who explains that the film may have problems with dubbing and voice synchronization, with funny little diagrams and crazy sound effects. It's a real animator's joke, it allows you to excuse possible technical faults, but at the time, I was so scared that I ran out of the room, and I came back as soon as I heard the music from the film start again.
3- The character you would most like to meet?
It's not really a character, but Oscar Wilde, who seemed to have the best wit in the world.
4- The character you would like to reincarnate as (^_^)?
None, their lives are often too hectic and tiring!
5- The world you would like to live in?
At the Care Bears, but maybe I'll get bored.
6- The world you wouldn't want to live in?
Akira's...All this seems a little hopeless to me...or to stick with my great childish fears (and which I still have trouble explaining to myself today), I was traumatized by the world of Alice in Wonderland... I didn't understand how a door lock could be so mean, the little oysters eaten, and why no one took the trouble to help Alice find her way back. I found the world unfair and mean, it was completely beyond me.
7- What role would you like to play in a work of fiction?
The Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland!
8- Your earliest memory of fiction?
Going to see The Lion King at the cinema, I think we went back three times, I must have been four or five years old.
9- Your favorite word?
Sleep.
10- Music you would like to listen to now?
The weather is too good to work with the group Les Parisiennes because at the moment it's a heatwave, and it's hell to concentrate.