The Notebook
2011
The Mother Queen of Womb at Inforg
Eva Green has been named as the female lead in Fliegauf’s new movie One of the last Bond movies’ lady who also happened to be the female lead in Bertolucci’s film, The Dreamers has finally committed to the leading role in Benedek Fliegauf’s romantic movie
The Variety has recently reported that Eva Green signed the contract for the role of the female lead for Benedek Fliegauf’s new picture, Womb. The movie production is going to set off on the shores of the Nordic Sea in Germany as early as this March.
“Womb is one of the most captivating and mesmerizing love stories I have recently had the pleasure of tumbling upon”- explained Michael Webber, the managing director of Match Factory, the company responsible for the international distribution of the movie.
The script itself made it as far as Cannes last year and was a runner up in the L’Atelier category. It was even picked up by the Scrip Teast program which is a major platform for Eastern and Central European scripts and their writers towards becoming part of the international movie scene. No wonder, it was close to everybody’s heart. This is how some described the movie: “The film raises certain moral and ethical questions on the subject of human cloning but it does it through a sensitive, down-to-earth personal tale that pulls you in without mercy until you find yourself in the intimate world of the heroes where you experience every aspect of their very human dilemmas first hand just as if they were your own. Womb is highly likely to become a deeply stirring piece, one that will not be easily shrugged off or forgotten but one to provoke passionate debates on its way up. Playing a heroine of an extraordinary love story is not something that comes hard for the actor. Take for example Bertolucci’s The Dreamers and even more so her lesbian character in the new film Cracks, the movie that is in its post production phase as we speak. Not to mention the double role she takes on in the dystopian fantasy, Franklyn, coming to theatres this year.
The synopsis seems clean cut: the widow, played by Green, makes a decision to clone her deceased husband thus giving him his life back. The husband is played by a popular TV show actor, Matt Smith who is also the next new signed star of the cultic show Dr Who, (taking over from the current lead, David Tennant in 2010). The Movie is produced by Inforg Studio and its trade mark entity Andras Muhi. The producer seat is shared with Razor Film Produktion Company that was also part of delivering such movies as Waltz in Bashir and Paradise Now.
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