Euridice, Euridice

A short fiction film by Lora Mure-Ravaud

Ondina is a radiant, happy young woman. She lives with Alexia, they are in love. Their relationship is passionate and sensual. But one day, Alexia flies to her native Greece and does not return.

World premiere:
- 2022, Locarno International Film Festival
International premiere:
- 2022, FIFIB – Bordeaux International Indie Film Festival
Awards:
- 2022, Locarno Film Festival: Pardino d’oro Swiss Life for the Best Swiss Short Film
- 2023, Premiers Plans – Angers European Film Festival: Special jury mention
- 2023, Brive Film Festival: Jury Award and Best Female Performance
- 2023, Champs-Élysées Film Festival: Jury Award for Best French Indie Medium-length Feature
- Coproducers:
  5à7 Films (FR), Radio Télévision Suisse - RTS (CH), Préludes (USA)
- Cast:
  Ondina Quadri as Ondina, Alexia Sarantopoulou as Euridice
- Writer:
  Lora Mure-Ravaud
- Director:
  Lora Mure-Ravaud
- Producers:
  Thomas Reichlin (Alva Film), Helen Olive and Martin Bertier (5 à 7 Films) and Thomas Carillon (Préludes)
- Composer:
  Marcel Vaid
- Cinematographer:
  Augustin Losserand
- Editor:
  Suzana Pedro
- Sound Department:
  Dominic Rogan, Colin Favre-Bulle, Arno Ledoux, Simon Apostolou
- Specs:
  40', CH, FR, 2022
- Language:
  Italian

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Lora Mure-Ravaud

Lora Mure-Ravaud was born in Bordeaux. After studying philosophy and literature, she turned to directing. Her first two films, Mona Lisa and Stage Left, made at the Lausanne film school ECAL, premiered at the Locarno Film Festival in 2015 and 2016. Her diploma film, Black Jack, was nominated for the Swiss Film Prize and won the Best Short Film Award at Winterthur Film Festival and the Prix de la Relève at Soleure Film Festival. In 2022, she returns to the Locarno Film Festival with Euridice, Euridice, a medium-length film shot in Rome. She is currently writing her first feature film The Island, then Arthur.