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LA VIE NOUS APPARTIENT

By Alex K.LEE

THE VALLEY FILM FESTIVAL - as FEST

Social issues - Completed 2013

“La Vie Nous Appartient” is a drama about two students, Sarah and Philip, who after meeting online develop a tragic plan to end their lives. The two decide to meet in person and hike into the mountains where they will end it all. “

Festivals
& Awards

Olympia Film Festival for Children and Young People (GR) 2013
winner
3rd Parma International Music Film Festival (IT) 2013
WINNER “Best Screenplay”,
28th Castellinaria International Young Film Festival (CH) 2014
WINNER “Utopia Award” (Young Jury)
    • Year of production
    • 2013
    • Genres
    • Social issues, Drama
    • Countries
    • AUSTRIA
    • Languages
    • FRENCH
    • Budget
    • 0.3 - 0.6 M$
    • Duration
    • 89 mn
    • Director(s)
    • Alex K.LEE
    • Writer(s)
    • Alex K.LEE
    • Producer(s)
    • Angelo D'AGOSTINO (PENNY LANE), Theresa HELLER (PENNY LANE)
    • Synopsis
    • “La Vie Nous Appartient” is a drama about two students, Sarah and Philip, who after meeting online develop a tragic plan to end their lives. The two decide to meet in person and hike into the mountains where they will end it all. “La Vie Nous Appartient” follows them on their journey as they share their stories, thoughts and struggles and find that perhaps neither of them is quite as alone as they had thought.

      Filmed among the rocky hills and forests of Lower Austria, “La Vie Nous Appartient” is a probing, but also lighthearted film. Through an up-close view of two individuals it looks into enduring issues about family, depression and fulfillment, while also touching upon the unique issues of growing up in the modern world.