LA DANSE DES RENARDS
Wild Foxes
a film by Valery Carnoy
Belgium – France, 2025, 90’
NATIONAL PREMIERE
v.o. Italian subtitles

La Danse des Renards (Wild Foxes) explores the fragility of adolescent masculinity, the changing male body, the traumas of youth, and the systemic violence of the sporting world. Through the eyes of Camille—a promising young boxer whose life is upended by a tragic accident—the film examines how he begins to question his identity, his body, and the dream of glory he had built around his boxing career.
As the championship final approaches, Camille must confront not only the physical and mental pain that paralyzes him but also a rift in his friendship with his teammate, who no longer recognizes the strong, victorious friend he once knew. The wound—and the act of caring for it—thus becomes a metaphor for the passage to adulthood.
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Tickets
Full price: €7.50
Reduced price for Under 30s, Over 65s, Culture Card holders, Amici Di Cineteca: €5
Reduced price for Unibo, Ababo, Under 20s: €3
Reduced for Alliance Française members: €8
3-show pass: €12
5-show pass: €20
Tickets can be purchased:
1) Online: on TicketSms.it
2) In person: from October 30th to November 8th at the Festival Center (DAS – Dispositivo Arti Sperimentali, via del Porto 11/2).
Passes can be purchased:
1) In person: from October 30th to November 8th at the Festival Center
2) By pre-ordering them by email at biglietteria@genderbender.it and then picking them up in person at the Festival Center.
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Valery Carnoy, a young Belgian director, studied at the Institut National Supérieur des Arts du Spectacle (INSAS) in Brussels after earning a degree in social and intercultural psychology from the Université Libre de Bruxelles. In 2018 his short film My Planet was selected for more than sixty major film festivals, winning Best Film at the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) and receiving numerous other prizes from the press, jury, and public. In 2020 he directed his first professional short film, Titan, a French–Belgian co-production (Helicotronc and Punchline Cinema). He later received a grant from the Wallonia–Brussels Federation to develop his first feature film, Dance of the Foxes.