Mont Noir
(France/2025/14’55)
In Mont Noir, Marguerite suffered three great losses: her mother, her dog, and her nanny. She grew up alone, with animals and nature as her main companions. She committed herself to becoming a writer.
Writer Erika Haglund
Producers Claire Beffa, Vanessa Buttin Labarthe, Nuno Amorim
Editing Erika Haglund
Voices Selma Serero, Marie Vialle, Pierre Zéni
Sound Arnaud Rolland
Erika Haglund, Jean-Baptiste Peltier
Erika Haglund : Born in 1974, in France
Initially working as an editor, Erika Haglund has worked on the editing of many films, both fiction and documentary. At the same time, she has always written and directed her own films, most of which feature female characters questioning their place in the world. Currently, she is writing her first feature film, “Perla,” with Benjamin Serero. She is also in post-production of “Boréales,” a documentary feature in which she revisits the children from “Ces enfants sur mon chemin” who are now almost adults.
Jean-Baptiste Peltier : Born in 1990, in France
Born in 1990 in Paris, Jean-Baptiste Peltier is a director and creator of animated films. After completing a Diploma in animation cinema at ESAAT Roubaix, he joined the Arts Décoratifs de Paris in 2011, where he earned his Master’s degree in 2015. His graduation film “The first who saw the humpbacked camel” was shown at Annecy in 2016 and won the prize for best soundtrack at the Paris International Animation Film Festival (PIAFF) the same year. His personal work is focused on painting and on a sensitive approach to cinema and sound design.
