“… It can surely be said that Plot For Peace is not an end point: A film showing what was in light of what is. No, Plot For Peace is a beacon for what must be – because the story is not over”. Read more of the review here To Listen to Jean-Yves Ollivier’s interview with Gus Summers on theInShow ... Lire la suite
Jean-Yves Ollivier: “You know, why I’m here and why I’m so attached to this movie is not because I want my story to be told, I believe this movie brings your generation some hopes. This is important to know but I hope this movie opens a big note to the future and the resolution to ... Lire la suite
Beverly Johnson and Herbert Kasper hosted a special screening of Plot For Peace in New York at Florence Gould Hall with Jean-Yves Ollivier in conversation and an after party at the home of designer Kasper. READ MORE about JEAN-YVES OLLIVIER’S background and his motivations for getting involved in South Africa. http://www.eyeforfilm.co.uk/feature/2014-10-26-jean-yves-ollivier-in-conversation-on-plot-for-peace-feature-story-by-anne-katrin-titze ... Lire la suite
US Film critics Wade Major & Claudia Pugia review the week’s releases in California including Plot for Peace on their weekly film-round up on the popular Larry Mantle AirTalk show. To listen to it, click here + scroll to 28:00 mins for Plot For ... Lire la suite
Calling it “riveting”, Adam Schartoff interviews Jean-Yves Ollivier about Plot For Peace. To listen to this interview download the link with one click and scroll to 1:05:45 to hear this segment. Broadcast Oct 28th, 2014 http://rooftopfilms.com/blog/2014/10/filmwaxradio-episode-250.html ... Lire la suite
US-based, Black arts and culture site, www.wandaspicks.com which explores African diaspora interviewed director and editor Carlos Agullo ahead of the Sanf Franciso release of the film on November 7, 2104. Click on the link here to listen to the show again. ... Lire la suite
Jean-Yves Ollivier: “Because I wasn’t an official or political leader whatsoever, they expressed feelings in a confidential way that led me to go to the other and would you consider what you get in return for helping. I was a broker, I was privileged.” “When I arrived in ’81, Mandela was already in jail for ... Lire la suite
The Village Voice selects Plot For Peace as one of the must-see movies of the weekend published Oct 30th, 2014 (US Theatrical opening of the film) READ MORE ... Lire la suite
“In my conversation with Jean-Yves Ollivier at Kasper’s, Bertrand Tavernier’s Quai d’Orsay (The French Minister) morphed into Volker Schlöndorff’s Diplomatie (Diplomacy), while Albert Camus’ mother and his Algerian roots were stated as influencing him”, says Anne-Katrin Titze after a special screening of the film hosted by designer Herbert Kasper and Beverly Johnson in New York. Read ... Lire la suite
Short Review from On the Scene:JonesMagazine – to read this click here (Oct 25, 2014) ... Lire la suite
