Fabrice Main

Fabrice graduated from the Louis Lumière film school in 1999. He worked as an assistant, cameraman and cinematographer on television and film productions. He directed the short films “Chante”, “Indépendance”, “Chaque Jour” and “Demain, Grand Net Couteau”, which were screened at festivals in France and abroad.
He began writing his first feature-length screenplay, “Eaux Noires”, at Groupe Ouest, and continued at TorinoFilmLab.

Eaux Noires

Annual Selection 2008 & Sélection 2015

1954. Unwillingly engaged to Saïd, a soldier in French Algeria, Assia leads a double life; unbeknown to her family, she is a liaison officer for the FLN. Her encounter with Peter, an American with unclear motives who has come to carry out archaeological research in the country, upsets this delicate balance. As the love triangle evolves, the land of Algeria rumbles and prepares for a revolution. MOON RIVER paints an uncompromising portrait of a woman ready to do anything for the independence of her country and her very existence.