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 Fôlsheart Productions was established in early 2018 by U.S. Navy Veteran Alicia Buckner. New York born and raised, Alicia had a vision to create films that impact society in a meaningful and memorable way. She set out to help businesses, nonprofits, artists, and actors alike enhance their vision and message through film. Bringing out the underlying emotion that needs to be tapped into to make a lasting impact on viewers is the main priority of Fôlsheart. Fôlsheart Productions brings diverse voices together in a new light utilizing film.

Director Statement
We all have a voice, even those who don’t know it. After honorably serving my country in the United States Navy, I started FôlsHeart Productions. I made it my mission to elevate marginalized and unheard voices through filmmaking. I strongly believe in Diversity equity and inclusion in all aspects of our film productions. I also believe in cultivating a healthy and fun working environment for all involved.

A story about a human trafficking survivor’s journey freedom.

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Mathieu Cayrou is a screenwriter and director. After having been a cabinetmaker, interior architect and designer, Pierre Léon Luneau began his film career in 2016. A former student of the Boulle School and the National School of Decorative Arts in Paris, he worked for 5 years at Philippe Starck then as an independent interior designer. He designed the Mokus restaurant in Paris 16th and the folding coffee table “Miss Folding”, the latter entered the collections of the National Fund of Contemporary Art (FNAC) in 2008. In 2019, he crosses the Atlantic Ocean to the sailing on the Rara-Avis, three-masted 38-meter schooner from 1957, with the association of Father Michel Jaouen (association of Friends Thursday Sunday).

Paul has need for money and take a strange appointement with a guy for money and a fork. Evelyne Marieux is a well-known journalist into Paris, she is dining into the restaurant where Paul works, she seems also interessed by the forks.

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Writer and director Rory Alexander Stewart received the BAFTA New Talent Writer Award in 2013 for his debut short film LIAR. The following year, his follow up, the no-budget improvised short GOOD GIRL went on to win The Skinny/Innis & Gunn short. With the prize money from GOOD GIRL, Rory went to make his subsequent short MISERY GUTS, which was nominated for the Channel 4 Award for Innovation in Storytelling. His short, IN THE GRASS, played in competition at Clermont-Ferrand after premiering at Warsaw International Film Festival 2016. Rory’s latest short film WILD HORSES premiered at the 70th Cannes Film Festival in the Cinéfondation Selection.

A diagnosis of multiple sclerosis can leave people to live a life full of uncertainty about their condition and future. It’s common for the conversation around the progression of MS to go untalked about, in clinic and around family and friends. It’s the elephant in the room, it’s the thing that nobody wants to talk about. It often leaves MSers feeling alone and afraid.

“I know it’s different for everyone, but I wonder how quickly peoples’ MS has progressed from invisible at diagnosis to obvious mobility problems…?” – Shift.ms member.

Sidecar is a film that tells the story of MSers tackling the fear of onset of advanced MS and the impact this may have on their quality of life. This highly emotive, thought provoking film explores the challenges of handling the psychological burden that comes with new disease activity, such as relapses and loss of mobility.

The compelling film speaks out about the unsaid fears that MSers go through, offering a perspective on how they and their support network manage and respond to the challenges of disease progression. The purpose of this film is to empower MSers to communicate and manage the challenges of disease progression.

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