Once again this year, Pour Faire Court brings together a jury with varied and enlightened views to decide the short films in competition.
Each, with his experience and vision of cinema, will bring their point of view to distinguish the works that will mark this edition.
Between light and shadow, they will have the mission to reveal tomorrow’s talents.
PROFESSIONAL JURY
Lisa KOHN
Celia CARTIER
Lisa’s film, Au Revoir Belmondo, won the jury award at Pour Faire Court last year. The film was subsequently screened in festivals throughout Europe and on three other continents, winning numerous awards. Lisa is a screenwriter for television and is currently developing two feature film projects. She also holds a master’s degree in film directing from UCLA.
Célia Cartier began her acting career in 2022 after 3 years of theatrical training. Very interested in comedy, she started with a play entitled «On refait les Contes» and played for 1 year every weekend in a cafe theater in Lyon.
In 2024 she began her first theatrical production in Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme de Molière which was on tour in the Nantes region during the month of March 2025.
As for the audiovisual side, she appears in a number of short films, both students and professionals, and is increasingly interested in making a career in cinema.
Bilel MOHAMMEDI
Bilel Mohammedi is a young filmmaker and editor from Lyon. He graduated from CinéFabrique with an editing degree and directed several short films, including a graduation film that won him a pre-selection in the US and Italy.
STUDENT JURY
Ana FERREIRA
As a young graduate of the 3iS Lyon school, Ana has completed training in film, audiovisual and event production. She worked as a production and post-production manager at Studio O’Bahamas in Lyon.
She is also co-founder and vice president of the association Persée Production, which aims to highlight young emerging filmmakers – an approach that is part of her desire to participate in the implementation of creative and committed projects, and support stories that deserve to be heard.
Enzo CARETTI
With all his experiences in theatre and cinema in the East of France, Enzo is an early enthusiast. Where are our mediators in the theatre?” is the thorny question he has been grappling with for some years after his arrival in Lyon. In parallel, he worked on the Lyonnaise scene with the Compagnie de danse et de photographie du Subterfuge as Production Manager.
Louise LEFEBVRE
Louise Lefebvre is a Lyon-based actress with a passion for the performing arts.
Although theatre and cinema were not part of her initial career, she has fully embarked on this path. She joined the acting training at EICAR Lyon, where she was able to explore, refine and deepen her acting as well as her relationship with the stage.
In parallel to her studies, dance was another great passion in her life. She has been with him for years and nurtures his artistic expression on a daily basis.
Today, she seeks to multiply her experiences, to surpass herself and create, always guided by this desire to live life to the full.