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On the Adamant
Official Berlinale poster
Directed byNicolas Philibert
Produced by
  • Céline Loiseau
  • Gilles Sacuto
  • Miléna Poylo
CinematographyNicolas Philibert
Edited by
  • Janusz Baranek
  • Nicolas Philibert
Production
companies
Distributed byLes Films du Losange
Release dates
  • 24 February 2023 (2023-02-24) (Berlinale)
  • 19 April 2023 (2023-04-19) (France)
Running time
109 minutes
Country
  • France
LanguageFrench
Box office$814,680[1]

On the Adamant (French: Sur l'Adamant) is a 2023 French-language documentary film directed by Nicolas Philibert. The work portrays the floating structure L'Adamant Day Center, located on the Seine river in Paris. The structure is a special daycare center for the treatment of adults with mental disorders.[2]

It won the Golden Bear at the 73rd Berlin International Film Festival,[3] where it had its world premiere on 24 February 2023.[4] The film was also nominated for the Berlinale Documentary Film Award.[5] It was released in French cinemas on 19 April 2023.[6]

Content

The film is a portrait of the L'Adamant Day Center in Paris, France. It is a floating building located at the foot of the Pont Charles-de-Gaulle on the right bank of the Seine. The exclusive day center welcomes adults with mental disorders residing in the first four municipal arrondissements of Paris. The team that manages it is one of those that tries to resist as much as possible the decay and dehumanization of psychiatry.

It offers patients a daily routine and helps them regain their footing in everyday life with therapeutic workshops and psychosocial rehabilitation support. This film invites us to come on board to meet the patients and healthcare workers who invent their daily lives day after day. The Adamant team is made up of psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, occupational therapists, specialized educators, psychomotor specialists, hospital staff and art therapists.[7][8]

Production

Film crew of On the Adamant

The director Nicolas Philibert was aware of the project of the Adamant in the early 2010s through psychologist and psychoanalyst Linda de Zitter, whom he had known since the filming of La Moindre des choses (lit. 'Nothing but trifles') in 1995. Seven or eight years later, when the project was completed, he met a workshop group at L'Adamant on their invitation and as he said, "I came away particularly invigorated, spurred on by the remarks of the people who were there." So, when he planned to make the documentary he was free of worries about the architecture of the film, he was convinced that the unity of place and the 'characters' would allow him an undisciplined construction, as he said "Following a character, losing him, finding him later, filming a meeting, a workshop, welcoming a newcomer, informal exchanges... And fixing all those little details that we might find trivial and which would become the very fabric of the film being made."[9]

Release

On the Adamant premiered on 24 February 2023 as part of the 73rd Berlin International Film Festival, in competition. As of March 2023, it is scheduled for release in French cinemas on 19 April 2023.[6]

It was invited to Horizons section of 57th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, where it was screened on 30 June 2023.[10] The documentary also made to 2023 Cinéfest Sudbury International Film Festival held from September 16 to 24, 2023.[11] The film competed at the 2023 Calgary International Film Festival in 'International Documentary Competition' for Best International Documentary Feature award and had screening on September 22.[12]

The film was screened at the 28th Busan International Film Festival in 'Icon' section on 6 October,[13] and was screened at the 2023 BFI London Film Festival in 'Strand' section under 'Debate' theme on 12 October, 2023.[14]

The documentary was also invited to the 2023 Vancouver International Film Festival in 'Insights' section and screened on 5 October 2023.[15] It was selected as European Documentary for the 36th European Film Awards held on 9 December 2023.[16]

On 23 March 2024, it will be screened at the Sofia International Film Festival in European Parliament LUX Prize section.[17]

Reception

On the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes website, the film has an approval rating of 95% based on 20 reviews, with an average rating of 7.3/10.[18] On Metacritic, it has a weighted average score of 75 out of 100 based on 5 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews".[19]

Jordan Mintzer, for The Hollywood Reporter, stating that the film presents "an artful look at outsider artists", opined that "On the Adamant ultimately becomes a moving testament to what people are capable of, if they could just find the right place to do it."[20]

Guy Lodge, reviewing at the Berlin Film Festival for Variety, wrote, "On the Adamant might not achieve the crossover success Philibert has found in the past, but it's a warm reminder of his perceptive gifts...."[21] Fabien Lemercier reviewing for Cineuropa praised the director: "Philibert's is a supple and natural approach, both methodical and poetic, which demonstrates great human and cinematographic understanding and which smoothly and modestly establishes contact in an environment where you have to find the right keys to connect."[22]

Jonathan Romney for ScreenDaily wrote in a review that the film is "engaging and affirmative". Romney stated that, in contrast to the more detached observational approach of the Frederick Wiseman school, "The film is more about character and human presence, as opposed to depicting the overall functioning of this institution."[23]

David Robb reviewing on Slant Magazine rated the film with two and a half out of four stars and opined that, "The task of representing mental illness and those afflicted by it can be a precarious tightrope walk for a documentarian ...", and appreciating the director's presentation, Robb wrote, "... and it's to Nicolas Philibert's credit that he mostly avoids tumbling into sensationalism or mawkish sentimentality."[24]

Accolades

While announcing the award Kristen Stewart, the jury president called the film "masterfully crafted" and a "cinematic proof of the vital necessity of human expression." Philibert asked in his acceptance speech if the jury members were "crazy"[25] and yet nevertheless thanked them, saying "that documentary can be considered to be cinema in its own right touches me deeply."[26]

Nicolas Philibert, with the Golden Bear for On the Adamant

On the Adamant was nominated for European Documentary award in the 36th European Film Awards on 7 November.[27] The awards ceremony took place on 9 December in Berlin.[28][29]

Award Date Category Recipient Result Ref.
Berlin International Film Festival 26 February 2023 Golden Bear On the Adamant Won [3]
Berlinale Documentary Film Award Nominated [5][30]
Prize of the Ecumenical Jury: Special Mention Won [31]
European Film Awards 9 December 2023 European Documentary Nominated [27]
Lumières Award 22 January 2024 Best Documentary Nominated [32][33]
César Awards 23 February 2024 Best Documentary Film Nominated [34]
European Film Academy 16 April 2024 Lux Award Nominated [35][36]

Listicle

Publisher Year Listicle Placement Ref.
Screen International 2023 15 films that stood out at Berlin 2023 2nd [37]

References

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  11. ^ Goh, Clement (23 August 2023). ""Cinéfest Sudbury marks 35 years with focus on comedy and vampires"". CBC Northern Ontario. Retrieved 29 August 2023.
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Sur l'Adamant

Réalisation Nicolas Philibert
Scénario Nicolas Philibert
Sociétés de production TS Productions
Longride Inc.
Pays de production Drapeau de la France France
Drapeau du Japon Japon
Genre Documentaire
Durée 109 minutes
Sortie 2023

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Sur l'Adamant est un film documentaire franco-japonais réalisé par Nicolas Philibert et sorti en 2023. Il remporte l'Ours d'or à la 73e Berlinale[1],[2].

Premier film d'un triptyque sur les unités intra-hospitalières du pôle Paris centre, le second film s'intitule Averroès & Rosa Parks, tourné à Charenton, le troisième (La machine à écrire et autres sources de tracas) porte sur les visites à domicile effectuées chez les patients de l'Adamant[3].

Synopsis

À l'Adamant, centre de jour situé quai de la Rapée dans le 12e arrondissement de Paris, on accueille sur une péniche des personnes souffrant de troubles psychiques. On y pratique la psychiatrie institutionnelle : L'équipe qui en est responsable fait partie de celles qui tentent de résister le plus possible à la décadence et à la déshumanisation de la psychiatrie. Elle offre aux patients une routine quotidienne et les aide à reprendre pied dans la vie quotidienne avec des ateliers thérapeutiques et un accompagnement de rééducation psychosociale.

Ce film nous invite à embarquer à la rencontre des patients et des soignants qui inventent jour après jour leur quotidien. L'équipe Adamant est composée de psychiatres, de psychologues, d'infirmières, d'ergothérapeutes, d'éducateurs spécialisés, de psychomotriciens, de personnel hospitalier et d'art-thérapeutes. Patients et soignants sont filmés pendant sept mois[4].

Fiche technique

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Avec

  • Sabine Berlière, Mamadi Barri, Walid Benziane, Romain Bernardin, Jean-Paul Hazan, Pauline Hertz, Frédéric Prieur, Sébastien Tournayre, Muriel Thourond (des patients et soignants)

Accueil

Accueil critique

En France, le site Allociné propose une moyenne de 4,2⁄5, fondée sur 26 critiques de presse[5].

Box-office

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Pays ou région Box-office Date d'arrêt du box-office Nombre de semaines
Drapeau de la France France 42 447 entrées[6] en cours 1

Pour son premier jour d'exploitation en France, Sur l'Adamant a réalisé 7 422, dont 4 302 en avant-premières, pour un total de 234 séances proposées[7]. En comptant pour ce premier jour les avant-premières, le film se positionne en quatrième place du box-office des nouveautés pour sa journée de démarrage, derrière La plus belle pour aller danser (9 034) et devant La Conférence (7 385)[8].

Au bout d’une première semaine d’exploitation dans les salles françaises, le long-métrage totalise 42 447 entrées, pour 1 545 séances proposées. Si l'on ne comptabilise pas les avant-premières, Sur l'Adamant se positionne en treizième place au box-office hebdomadaire, derrière Les Aventures de Ricky (41 010) et devant Les Complices (34 495)[9].

Distinctions

Récompense

Nomination

Notes et références

  1. ↑ Berlinale : « Sur l'Adamant », de Nicolas Philibert, un Ours d'or pas si fou, sur lefigaro.fr, 25 février 2023
  2. ↑ A la Berlinale, un documentaire français sur la psychiatrie remporte l’Ours d’Or à Berlin, sur lemonde.fr, 25 février 2023
  3. ↑ AFCAE, « Sur l'Adamant de Nicolas Philibert, entretien avec le réalisateur », AFCAE Coup de cœur Cinémas Art et Essai,‎ , p. 8 pages
  4. ↑ Jacques Mandelbaum, « À bord de l' Adamant avec Nicolas Philibert et ses vedettes », Le Monde,‎ (lire en ligne)
  5. ↑ « Critiques presse pour le film Sur l'Adamant », sur Allociné (consulté le ).
  6. ↑ « Sur l'Adamant », sur JPBox-office (consulté le )
  7. ↑ Tanguy Colon, « Box-office 1er jour : La Vie pour de vrai convainc timidement », sur boxofficepro.fr, (consulté le )
  8. ↑ Brigitte Baronnet, « Box-office : quel démarrage pour le nouveau film de Dany Boon ? », sur Allociné, (consulté le )
  9. ↑ Slim Mrad, « Box-office hebdo : Super Mario devient le plus gros succès de l’année », sur boxofficepro.fr, (consulté le )
  10. ↑ « Cinéma: "Sur l'Adamant", l'éloge d'une psychiatrie qui prend le temps », sur TV5MONDE, (consulté le )

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

  • Romain Lefebvre, « Sur un même bateau », Cahiers du cinéma, no 797, avril 2023, p. 57
  • Jacqueline Nacache, « Sur l'Adamant », Positif, no 746, Institut Lumière/Actes Sud, Paris, , p. 47-48, (ISSN 0048-4911)
  • Utopia, « Sur l'Adamant », V.O. Version originale no 114, Paris, , p. 22
  • Marie-Pauline Mollaret, « Sur l'Adamant », L'Avant-scène Cinéma, no 702, Alice Edition, Paris, , p. 171, (ISSN 0045-1150)

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