AMI screened a trailer Wednesday in Cannes at a soiree attended by the film's talent with designer Alexandre Mattiussi and guests Xavier Dolan, Jeremy O. Harris, Noomi Rapace and Noah Beck.
Alexandre Mattiusi, Yann Demange, Noomi Rapace and Riz Ahmed catch up at a screening of AMI’s ‘Dammi’ during the Cannes Film Festival on May 18.Dammi
The subject matter is particularly resonant for Demange, who left Paris at age 2 with his mother and eldest brother, leaving behind a brother, father and first name, and creating distance with his Algerian heritage.is further described as being experimental and something between “documentary and abstract cinema,” as it focuses a lens on real Parisians and representations of the characters of the author’s life, Ahmed, Adjani, Yacoub, Funtek and Bemba.
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