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Josep is a 2020 animated biographical film directed by Aurel (in his directorial debut) from a script by Jean-Louis Milesi, detailing the life of Catalonian cartoonist and revolutionary Josep Bartolí, following his experience during the Spanish Civil War, after the Second World War and his relationship with the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo.
Sep 30, 2020 · Josep: Directed by Aurel. With Sergi López, Emmanuel Vottero, Xavier Serrano, David Marsais. A dying gendarme remembers his encounter with Catalan artist Josep Bartolí in a French concentration camp after the Spanish Civil War.
- (2.2K)
- Animation, Biography, Drama
- Aurel
- 2020-09-30
Sep 18, 2020 · Directed by : Aurel Produced by : Les Films d'Ici Méditerranée Genre: Animated film - Runtime: 1 h 20 min French release: 30/09/2020 Production year: 2020 February 1939. Spanish republicans are...
- 2 min
- 46.6K
- Unifrance
Based on a true story, Aurel's magnificent animated feature film introduces us to Josep Bartoli (1910-1995), the Spanish illustrator who fled Franco's dictatorship and wound up in a brutal ...
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- Drama, History, Animation, Biography
- Aurel, Aurélien Froment
Mar 15, 2022 · ‘Josep’ Review: Escaping a Civil War The French cartoonist known as Aurel animates the life of the Catalan illustrator Josep Bartolí, who lived in French internment camps and loved Frida ...
- 71 min
- Nicolas Rapold
This tough animated film by Aurel narrates the meeting of Serge, a French gendarme, with the Catalan cartoonist and painter Josep Bartoli (in the voice of Sergi López) in a prison camp in Perpignan and the friendship that developed between them. The film is structured as a flash back based on the story that an elderly Serge tells his grandson.
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Josep is an insightful portrayal of Catalan artist Josep Bartolí, focusing on his escape from Franco’s regime. Directed by award-winning cartoonist Aurel, whose minimalist and evocative animation matches Bartolí’s own style, this is a stunning and poetic meditation on resistance, memory, and art.
