Les yeux d'Olga
Directed by Sarah Carlot Jaber
Hosted by Director/Writer Sarah Carlot
Official selection
Brussels Short Film Festival 2023
Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival 2023
Flicker’s Rhode Island International Film Festival 2023
Strasbourg Fantastic Film Festival 2023
Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival 2024
Honors
Citizen Award - Brussels Short Film Festival, 2023
Audience Award - Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival, 2023
Grand Prix Vortex Sci-Fi & Fantasy Award - Flicker’s Rhode Island International Film Festival, 2023
Audience Award - Strasbourg Fantastic Film Festival, 2023
Best Actress Award - Le Court en dit Long Festival, 2023
Audience Award - Final Girls Berlin Film Festival, 2024
Press Award UCC/UPCB for the Best Belgian Short - LOVE International Film Festival Mons, 2024
Best Youth Short Film Award - Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival (BIFFF), 2024
Best Short Fiction Award Fescia - San Antonio Independent Film Festival, 2024
Director
Sarah Carlot Jaber
Producer
Elsa Pielot, Manuela Rutten
Writer
Sarah Carlot Jaber
Cast
Simon André, Nicole Colchat, Viviane De Muynck, Mark Douglas, Ji Su Jeong, Erika Sainte
Cinematographer
Nastasja Saerens
Sound Designer
Lise Bouchez
Composer
Marc Hazart
Editor
Matthieu Jamet
Animator
Eve De Roeck
Special Effects
Lucien Keller
contact
Réalisatrice
Blasting in from Belgium, Sarah Carlot Jaber’s OLGA’S EYES is a darkly droll discourse on old age and self-perceptions of societal worth that’s already won nine awards (and counting!) on the international festival circuit. Viviane de Muynck (THE ARDENNES) positively glows as a senior vampire who moves herself into an elder care facility so as to feed solely on those already at the edge of death. – Mitch Davis
Showings
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE
Brush of the God
Keizo Murase
Two teens must save the world from a many-headed, mythological dragon in master artisan Keizo Murase’s directorial debut, following a lifetime crafting monster suits for all the best-known kaiju films.
Teasing Master Takagi-san
Rikiya Imaizumi
A reserved teacher finds his life turned upside down by the return of an old flame who used to tease him constantly, in this touching, feelgood rom-com that restores faith in humanity.
Rats!
Maxwell Nalevansky, Carl Fry
It’s 2007, and delinquent Raphael wants to spend his summer getting to know the cool new emo girl. Instead, he gets tangled with the FBI, a suicide, Steve Irwin, and more in the year’s nastiest comedy!