Magdalena Froger

Magdalena Froger

Birth : , Paris, France

History

Born in Paris in 1993, Magdalena Froger studied video art for a year before enrolling in the cinema section at ECAL in 2013. While there, she directed two short films on the edge between video art and cinema: Les Intranquilles (2017) and Abigaïl.

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Magdalena Froger

Movies

Prologue
Prologue
Editor
Wilchaan and Marie-Lou have just started their studies as professional dancers at the strict Codarts School in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Away from their home and family for the first time in their lives, they are confronted with absence and loneliness, stretching the limits of their bodies day after day. Prologue is an intimate and singular journey along their side, as they both find their own way to adulthood through dancing and friendship.
Prologue
Prologue
Director
Wilchaan and Marie-Lou have just started their studies as professional dancers at the strict Codarts School in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Away from their home and family for the first time in their lives, they are confronted with absence and loneliness, stretching the limits of their bodies day after day. Prologue is an intimate and singular journey along their side, as they both find their own way to adulthood through dancing and friendship.
Abigaïl
Abigaïl
Editor
At nightfall, two lost souls find each other again in the woods, with enough time for one last dance.
Abigaïl
Abigaïl
Producer
At nightfall, two lost souls find each other again in the woods, with enough time for one last dance.
Abigaïl
Abigaïl
Screenplay
At nightfall, two lost souls find each other again in the woods, with enough time for one last dance.
Abigaïl
Abigaïl
Director
At nightfall, two lost souls find each other again in the woods, with enough time for one last dance.
Les Intranquilles
Les Intranquilles
Screenplay
Three young men dressed in military uniforms roam around a ghost town. Walking, taking breaks in a variety of landscapes, they decide to go and see the sea, perhaps for the last time.
Les Intranquilles
Les Intranquilles
Director
Three young men dressed in military uniforms roam around a ghost town. Walking, taking breaks in a variety of landscapes, they decide to go and see the sea, perhaps for the last time.