GANGUE
by Jérémie Leloup
Anna has cancer, which leaves her with little hope. To offer her son a future, she reconnects with Dario, who has been away for more than ten years and knows nothing of his paternity. She wants him to hold up the future mayor, who is corrupt to the bone and for whom she works.
Dario returns home to Anna, his brother François and his friends. He also meets the new figures of local power: De Voor, the future mayor, and Fanny, the honest police commissioner and occasional mistress of François. But the transit of a case of diamonds to De Voor's house has aroused suspicion and another team is on the case.
A team that includes François. The chaos caused by the two gangs colliding will force each of the characters to reposition themselves and drop their masks, revealing the gangrene that is eating away at the city and society.
Jérémie Leloup
Jérémie Leloup trained at the École des Arts Décoratifs in Strasbourg. He is also a graduate of the Scottish graphic design school HND Graphics. After a series of trips and military training, he settled in Paris and worked as a graphic designer and comic strip illustrator. He was introduced to theatre and film when he met Guillaume Tobo.
In the early 2000s, he began working as a builder-decorator. He then joined a team of grips and quickly became key grip. For over more than twenty years, he has worked on numerous feature films, including those by Céline Sciamma (NAISSANCE DES PIEUVRES, TOMBOY, BANDE DE FILLES), Frédéric Quiring (SALES GOSSES), Eleanor Coppola (BONJOUR ANNE), Andrew Steggall (DEPARTURE), Olivier Loustau (LA FILLE DU PATRON), Kim Chapiron (LA CREME DE LA CREME), Susanna Nicchiarelli (NICO 1988), Nathanaël Guedj and Adrien Piquet-Gauthier (CLASSICO), Laurent Tirard (JUSTE CIEL), Loraine Levy (MES AMIS, MES AMOURS), Hany Tamba (UNE CHANSON DANS LA TETE), and more. He has also worked on over 500 commercials and music videos.
In parallel to his work as a key grip Jérémie Leloup also pursues more personal projects: writing, directing and travelling.
His short films
LES CHIENS - Super 16mm B&W, 17 minutes, written by Guillaume Tobo and Jérémie Leloup, with Guillaume Tobo and Patrice Juiff.
LE LOUP - 35mm, 6:45 minutes, written by Cécile Rist, with Cécile Rist and Guillaume Tobo, selected at festivals in Valenciennes, Rennes, Brest.
GANGUE - Super 16mm, 15 minutes, written by Guillaume Tobo and Jérémie Leloup, with Guillaume Tobo and Marie-Françoise Audollent.
