Sounding a note of hope for the 20 titles selected for Locarno Festival’s highest-profile competition, The Films After Tomorrow, Helena Wittmann’s entry, the sensuous sea odyssey “Human Flowers of …
The news gains particular force coming on the eve of a reimagined Locarno Festival in Switzerland, Europe’s biggest mid-summer movie event, whose Films After Tomorrow strand aims to prize and promote movies — 10 Swiss, 10 international — whose production was foreclosed or halted by the COVID-19 pandemic, as was the case with Wittmann’s second feature.
That said, actor Mehdi Ramdani was unable to secure a travel permit to travel from his native Algeria to Marseille, so is being replaced, Cöllen noted. In Marseille, Ida happens across the recreation center of the French Foreign Legion, is fascinated by the legionnaires’ disciplined bodies and secrecy, and sets off to follow the traces of the Legion from Marseille to Corsica’s Calvi, home to the Legion’s parachute regiment, and then on to Sidi-Bel-Abbes in Algeria, site of the Legion’s headquarters until the country’s declaration of independence in 1962. There she meets a former Legionnaire, played by Lavant.
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