May 13, 2026
Trailer for the French film Viva Carmen, inspired by Bizet's opera
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The feature film Viva Carmen, produced by Folivari studios, will be released in French cinemas at the end of the year. More information and the first promo follow.
Viva Carmen, at Carmen, l'Oiseau Rebelle, is the new feature film written and directed by Sébastien Laudenbach and inspired by the famous opera Carmen by Georges Bizet.
The story takes place in Andalusia in 1840. Returning to Seville after three years away, 13-year-old Salva, along with Belén and their gang of street kids, encounter Carmen, a 20-year-old gypsy with a captivating voice. Learning from an omen that death is imminent, the kids try to save her.
The film, produced by the Parisian studios Folivari (Ernest & Célestine, The Summit of the Gods), is being previewed these days at the Cannes Film Festival and will then arrive in a few weeks in Annecy and finally in French theaters on December 16.
Here is a promo:
[ Fra - source Catsuka ]
The story takes place in Andalusia in 1840. Returning to Seville after three years away, 13-year-old Salva, along with Belén and their gang of street kids, encounter Carmen, a 20-year-old gypsy with a captivating voice. Learning from an omen that death is imminent, the kids try to save her.
The film, produced by the Parisian studios Folivari (Ernest & Célestine, The Summit of the Gods), is being previewed these days at the Cannes Film Festival and will then arrive in a few weeks in Annecy and finally in French theaters on December 16.
Here is a promo:
[ Fra - source Catsuka ]
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