The Stones Hymn
The daily life of a stone crusher and the consequences of the force of human action in its exchange with nature.
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The daily life of a stone crusher and the consequences of the force of human action in its exchange with nature.
Dedicated to one of the major paintings by Auguste Renoir, created in 1876, this documentary combines a meticulous analysis of the artwork with engravings and photographs showing the true “face” of Montmartre Hill at the
A square format market by the rhythms of its many obliques (the frame of the glass window, the guardrail in the foreground) and its brilliant colours (ultramarine, emerald, orange, pink and the bright yellow of the mimos
Pierre Mercure 1927-1966 is composed of a three-minute montage filmed by Gagnon at Mercure's funeral and burial, which is looped 11 times and processed using colour filters and optical printing techniques that reverse an
“Using experimental techniques in animation, the film is a poetic evocation of the metamorphosis of the carnival character of Pierrot.” - Melbourne International Film Festival.
As armies mass for a final battle that will decide the fate of the world--and powerful, ancient forces of Light and Dark compete to determine the outcome--one member of the Fellowship of the Ring is revealed as the noble
Pathé-Natan
A remembrance ritual where passing through places that have inhabited me, I show myself as a space in demolition, abandonment and construction.
Mondo film concerned with piercings and the people who have them.
Silent black and white images evoke and simultaneously erase time, as an elderly woman is shown at various ages recounting the love of her life. While braiding her hair on a staircase, she recalls the walk up the hill, t
In a dense, opaque city, a man walks at a distance, cut off from the world. He collects fragments, post-its that he keeps without really knowing why. This absurd system becomes a method, an attempt to fit into the world.