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TRUMAC - De Paris à South Bronx

In the spring of 1999, around ten graffiti artists from Toulouse and the Paris region gathered in Paris to cover a massive wall. Their goal was to create a mural titled "Third Millennium." This project was a rare feat in the graffiti world: a collective effort to produce their best work. Trumac chronicles the first two years of this group, made up of two crews: Truskool from Toulouse and Mac from Paris. Trumac takes us across France, from Marseille to Niort via Toulouse, and ultimately to the hip-hop mecca, New York. There, they meet graffiti legends like T-Kid, Daze, Cope2, Ink76, and Tats Crew.

TRUMAC - De Paris à South Bronx

NR 2002
Before the Walls Fall

Near Charleroi, Colin lives alone with his mother in a dilapidated house that collapses a little more each day. Faced with this misery, he writes with his friends in his room, which has been converted into a kind of improvised "youth center." Rap. As a safety valve and a necessity. The only way they have found to talk about this poverty in the heart of Europe, which is no longer even visible. Not even on our TV screens. As long as the house stands, they will not go outside. As long as they write together, they will not fall.

Before the Walls Fall

NR 2008
Compilation, 12 instants d'amour non partagé

Last June, I encountered Arno, a twenty-year-old man, with whom I immediately fell in love. To be sure that I’d see him, although he didn’t share my feelings, I proposed that we work together on a project that became "Compilation, 12 instants d’amour non partagé". Through summer, from June 21 to September 21, I asked him to come to my house daily to listen to music. This music would become the only dialog between us. It would be the commentary of the evolution of my feelings for him, would drive him into a corner, caress and take him by surprise.

Compilation, 12 instants d'amour non partagé

3.2 2007
Do It With Your Brain

Based in a multi-national school in the Caribbean the film takes us through 3 separate tales of how teenagers confront and overcome their fears, with a little help from fairies, forest guardians and goddesses, amongst others. The Good Goddess explains how her sister the Bad Goddess has almost filled up a magic well with children's tears. If the well overflows it would trigger a time where she could rule over the world with her evil magic. By transporting the children to the magic well and introducing them to pirates, guardians of the forest and demons they realize the root of their problems and vow to stop crying, saving the world from the Bad Goddess.

Do It With Your Brain

NR 2008
Le rituel de Fontainebleau

This film is built as a funeral ceremony ; it conveys an investigation on the underworld. In an environment of devastated telluric forces (one-hundred-year-old trees from the Fontainebleau forest were uprooted by the storm of 1999 winter). There is a superb officiating priest in a black tuxedo. The film refers to the everlasting cycle of death, the extraction of a corpse by a young nymph remind’s us of Caravaggio’s paintings, this ceremony is full of ablutions and jewellery; a flowy, golden path to a wonderful mirror through which the miracle of resurrection takes place.

Le rituel de Fontainebleau

7.0 2000
Paris Nord Sud

Syriak, Justin and David meet by chance in front of a map of Paris at Austerlitz station. Justin is released from prison. David is hospitalized in Paris and Syriak has been expelled by his wife. They have a priori nothing in common except a deep distress on the human level and three identical suitcases ...David's discomfort and inadvertently exchanged suitcases will be the cornerstones of their story. Indeed, for David, Paris looks like a human brain, and Montmartre is at the exact location of his brain tumor.If integrity is a virtue of the human soul and if it lodges in the brain, and if it is in the shape of Paris, what could be more natural than a crossing of Paris to discover and enrich oneself? On personal plans ?

Paris Nord Sud

NR 2008
Pompéi « Cérémonies secrètes »

In 79 AD, the eruption of Mount Vesuvius buried the city and inhabitants of Pompeii under volcanic debris and preserved—until excavations in 1909—a vast fresco painted a century and a half earlier in a suburban villa. Populated by twenty-nine life-size figures against a vivid red background, this decoration, as famous as it is enigmatic, has given rise to several interpretations, which this film seeks to clarify with the help of documentary evidence.

Pompéi « Cérémonies secrètes »

NR 2002
Precariat Women

This sensitive and clear-eyed documentary accompanies five women at the edge of the labor market as they grapple with the compounded pressures of gender inequality and economic insecurity. Their unending work mopping, cutting, cleaning, folding, cooking, sorting, and calculating highlights the overlap of first, second, and third shifts for women, and situates the diffuse transformation of proletariat into precariat at the level of daily life. One of the key works by journalist and engaged documentarian Marcel Trillat. Although he passed away in 2020, his kindness, warmth, and generosity will not be forgotten.

Precariat Women

NR 2005
FeedBlackJect

Pascal Baes experiments with the reflecting feedback of a video projector in a meticulous interaction with a performance by his life companion Aï Suzuki. In post-processing, the images were digitally edited, which results in an expressionist, abstract study of the human body. With the help of various effects, Baes radically intervenes on the images, mutating shapes, penetrating textures and reconstructing his visual experiment into a psychedelic phantasm of the ‘corpus humanis’ and distorted sensuality. Demographical lines fuse together with shreds of human body and facial traits in a restless outburst of colour, lighting and movement, expanding in interaction with an electronic composition of sliding and lashing sounds into a claustrophobic experience.

FeedBlackJect

NR 2003