Adastra Films is a film production and distribution company based in

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, France. It was founded in March 2008 by

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and David Guiraud. It produces movies by

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and international directors.

History

The company owns a catalogue composed of awarded short films, such as The Strange Ones or Social Butterfly, selected in famous festivals (

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(SXSW),

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...) and often broadcast on national TV channels (

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. In 2014, the company produced its first full-length movie called

Brides (2014 film) ''Brides'' ( ka, პატარძლები; transliterated ''Patardzlebi'') is a 2014 Georgian-French film directed by Tinatin Kajrishvili. and produced by Gemini, Millimeter Films and ADASTRA Films. In her feature film debut Tinatin Kajris ...

, selected in the Panorama Section of the

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among movies such as

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and famous directors, such as

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, or

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. In 2014, Adastra Films received
The Award for Best Emerging Producer in France 2014 by France Télévisions
, and in 2015 during the Cannes Film Festival, it was part of the
Futur Leaders 2015: Producers
list, made by Screen Daily Magazine. Its second feature film The Strange Ones starring

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and James Jackson-Freedson is a French- American co-production with Stay Gold Features, Relic Pictures in association with Archer Gray, Gamechanger Films and Storyboard Entertainment. In 2017 the film won the Jury Prize at the

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and was part of the official selection of

where the actor James Jackson-Freedson won the Best Breakthrough performance.

was captivated by the short film ''Domingo'', which was then selected at the

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in 2015. He offered its director to adapt the story into a

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, and 4 years later, the shooting took place in a

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, where the director is from. The film was financed by a group of independent investors. Post-production took place at the Label 42 studio in

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. The film was selected for the

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and won the Made in Jalisco award at the 36th edition of the

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the same year. It is distributed in the

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and internationally by Picture Tree International. The film was added to the catalog of

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, an American video-on-demand platform, in September 2021. In August 2020, Adastra Films began shooting ''Heartbeast''. The shoot took place primarily on the

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, under strict

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measures. It is Finnish director Aino Suni's first feature film, co-produced between

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, and

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, with a budget of 1.3 million euros. The film had its world premiere at the 2022

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, where it was nominated among the best Nordic films. At the 2023

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, the Finnish equivalent of the American

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, the film was nominated in four categories and won Best Cinematography and Best Music. In September 2023, the film ''

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'', directed by

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and produced by Adastra Films, won the Grand Prize, the Audience Award, and the Critics' Award at the

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. The film, shot in

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with a budget of two million dollars, features a cast including

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, and

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and the director met at the

in 2013, where Shane Atkinson was presenting ''Penny Dreadful'', a short film that left a strong impression on Sébastien Aubert. ''LaRoy, Texas'' was released in French

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s in April 2024 and attracted over 67,000 viewers in nine weeks. At the end of 2023, the filming of ''In the Name of Blood'', the first film by Franco-Georgian director Akaki Popkhadze, took place in

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, and Finnegan Oldfield, has a budget of 3 million

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s. The film had its world premiere at the San Sebastian International Film Festival in September 2024 and is set to be released in French cinemas on January 8, 2025.

Production

Feature films

* 2014: '' Brides'' directed by Tinatin Kajrishvili * 2017: '' The Strange Ones'' directed by Christopher Radcliff and

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* 2020: ''Domingo'' directed by Raul Lopez Echeverria * 2022: ''Heartbeast'' directed by Aino Suni * 2024: ''

'' directed by

* 2025: ''In the Name of Blood'' directed by Akaki Popkhadze

Short films

* 2008: ''Le tonneau des Danaïdes'' directed by David Guiraud * 2010: ''I am Agha'' directed by Muhammard Umar Saeed * 2010: ''Jour 0'' directed by Vincent Diderot * 2011: ''Deux inconnus'' directed by Christopher Radcliff et

* 2011: ''Le nid'' directed by Tornike Bziava * 2012: ''Black Mulberry'' directed by Gabriel Razmadze * 2013: ''Social Butterfly'' directed by

* 2013: ''L'assistante'' directed by David Guiraud * 2014: ''Jonathan's Chest'' directed by Christopher Radcliff * 2015: ''Mine de rien'' directed by Grzegorz Jaroszuk * 2015: ''H recherche F'' directed by Marina Moshkova * 2016: ''Maxiplace'' directed by Vincent Diderot * 2016: ''En proie'' directed by David Guiraud * 2018: ''The Ambassador'' directed by

* 2022: ''Out of the Fog'' directed by Tigrane Minassian

Short Film Distribution

* 2015 : ''Domingo'', directed by Raúl López Echeverría (Mexico) * 2015 : ''Pitter Patter, Goes My Heart'' directed by Christoph Rainer ( Austria, Germany, USA) * 2015 : ''Two Sisters'', directed by Keola Racela (United States) * 2015 : ''Jackie'', directed by Giedrius Tamoševičius (

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) * 2015 : ''Midland'', directed by Oliver Bernsen (United States) * 2014 : ''Beach Flags'', directed by Sarah Saïdan (

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/France) * 2013 : ''La Fugue'', directed by Jean-Bernard Marlin, (France) * 2012 : ''Penny Dreadful'', directed by Shane Atkinson (United States) * 2012 : ''Bad Toys 2'', directed by Daniel Brunet & Nicolas Douste (France) * 2012 : ''Frozen Stories'', directed by Grzegorz Jaroszuk (

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) * 2012 : ''Wolf Carver'', directed by Aino Suni (

) * 2010 : ''Tasnim'', directed by Elite Zexer (

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) * 2010 : ''The April Chill'', directed by Tornike Bziava (

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) * 2009 : ''Helpless'', directed by Li Yang (China) * 2009 : ''Cigarette Candy'', directed by

(United States) * 2009 : ''Ma Poubelle Géante'', directed by Uda Benyamina (France) * 2009 : ''La Révélation'', directed by Vincent Diderot (France)

Awards and selections

Over 20 awards including : * GOLDEN FISH at VauFest International Video Art & Short Film Festival * Best animation movie at PLANETE DOC FILM FESTIVAL * Special Jury Award and RTP2 Award at CINANIMA Film Festival * Best animation Award at Sapporo International Short Film Festival Over 80 selections including : * Festival International du court-métrage de Lille * Tofifest International Film Festival *

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Nenzing In 2013, the movie was nominated for the "Lutins du court métrage ", a French reward for the best fictions of the year. The Strange Ones was among the 17th best French fictions of the year. Over 20 awards including : * Best short movie and "Golden Starfish Price" at

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* Best fiction short movie at

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(Festival Oscar list) * Special Jury Award at Filmets - Badalona Film Festival * Revelation Award at the

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Over 100 selections including : * World premiere in 2011 at

, founded by

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TV Broadcasting : *

"Histoires Courtes" Awards : * Grand Jury Mention at the Festival du court métrage en plein air de Grenoble Over 30 selections including : *

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(Out of Competition) *

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* Short Shorts Film Festival *

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* Festival Côté Court * IFF Molodist *

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Awards including : * Best short fiction movie a
Oak Cliff Film Festival
* Best short movie at Victoria TX Independent Film Festival Over 30 selections including : * World premiere in 2013 at

(SXSW) *

* Atlanta Film Festival *

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First selection : * World premiere in 2014 at

Over 20 selections : * World Premiere in 2022 at

TV Broadcasting : *

"Histoires Courtes" Awards : * Best Cinematography and Best Music in 2023 at

Awards : * Grand Special Prize, Audience Award, Critics Award in 2023 at

* World Premiere in 2023 at

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Films 06

Clips and advertising

Films 06 is an advertising and video agency, a brand of the company Adastra Films. In 2015, Films 06 produced the music video ''Jeune fille trois étoiles'' for JB Dunckel, from the band ''

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''. The video was filmed at

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in 360°, and can be viewed with a

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. In 2021,

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hired Films 06 for the launch of its new smartphone, the Xiaomi Mi11. The agency directed a 25-minute video for the brand titled ''Le futur en avant-première'' (''The Future in preview''), filmed at the Museum of Asian Arts in

Nice Nice ( ; ) is a city in and the prefecture of the Alpes-Maritimes department in France. The Nice agglomeration extends far beyond the administrative city limits, with a population of nearly one millionPalais des Festivals and the Cannes City Hall, Films 06 created the ''Cannes 360'' app. This app allows users to virtually visit the Palais des Festivals and the old town of Cannes through immersive 360° videos. This 360° tourism app concept won the Regional Prize '10,000 Startups to Change the World' (organized by BNP and

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), as well as the Silver Dolphin at the Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards.

References

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