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The video called ‘’Mathias’’ plays ellipses in an interview entirely redesigned, of a video game player to MMO.

Dionysos-the-wine-master, son of Zeus and a simple mortal, half man, and half god, neither man nor god, all at once mortal and immortal, opens us to a world where identities are not obvious and times not linear.

A man walks through the city of Paris. Mr. K. Just like the 30,000 families who place their last hope in S.'s circular, Mr. K. waits... and while he waits, we discover the pitiful face of French society at war...

A young student takes lessons with a piano teacher.

A film sketch featuring glasses on a red and white checked tablecloth.

One night, I had a dream about my father. I saw a familiar home. The unity of the architecture of the house had come apart, creating an unusual comglomeration of rooms, windows, and spaces. The film shows this "space inside me", haunted by the presence of the person who just died.

Demonstration under the rain in Angers against G8 environment.

During the shooting of this film, four long interviews were recorded by Thierry Nouel, marking out the different stages of the life and work of the Dutch director. Johan van der Keuken analyzes the relationships between art and reality, morality and the political, gives his conception of exchanges and conflicts between interiority and the outside world. He explains with precision this research which goes at all to the intimate, and which did not progress without rejections and moments of doubt. Shortly before his death, he had reviewed this document and wanted it to be shown as such, in its unedited state.

A young mother, two children and the fragments of a day in a Parisian suburb.

Walking through the night in search of it, in search of them... The night, to test oneself against fear, solitude and darkness...

Khalil Yahya was born in 1965 in Hebron, Palestine. Forced to leave his country after the Six-Day War in 1967, Khalil traveled across the Arab world, from city to city, from refugee camp to refugee camp, until he found refuge in France, in Paris, where he still lives today. The film attempts to tell the story of this man's exile and, through his two daughters, addresses the question of the transmission, from one generation to the next, of a story, a cause and an identity

Pascal Kleiman was born without arms, but that did not stop him in his career as a techno music DJ. An example that confirms that the human will is stronger than any impediment, regardless of its type.

An anthropologist investigates the memories of head reduction practices in Shuar culture.

This film chronicles the last few months in the life of 58 year old Jean Aebischer. We capture his daily existence as a terminal cancer suffereer, right up to his very last day. A last day he chose of his own accord, by resorting to assisted suicide.

Marie feels lonely in Paris and longing to meet the right one. But how do you know who is "he" when you always have a swarm of guys around you?

'FROM' 2001 (4 films) *A series of 4 travel films made between 1998 and 2001 according to an identical principle of scrolling all the filmed images, captured in precipitation and slowed down.

An interview with cinematographer Nestor Almendros about his work with French film director François Truffaut. Footage taken from the 1986 German documentary Arbeiten mit François Truffaut

An ATM depoit descends into a netherworld sweatshop.

Documentary about the 47 ronins.

Every year since 2003, thousands of starlings have chosen the enclosed forest at the National Library of France in Paris as their roost. Every year they are chased away; every year they return.

Made in collaboration with Stéphanie Coudert, clothes designer, this video undertakes to establish a correspondance between the processes on which the moving image and fashion respectively depend. Links are made, and the analogy is established between the editing of two shots and placing the pattern on the clothes.

Super8 – experimental – 2005

Three sisters are devoted to their brother, without the possibility to go out. One day, the youngest sister is asked in marriage.

A study of the changing Chinese landscape around the Three Gorges Dam project, where the world’s biggest hydraulic dam is being constructed. In anticipation of its completion in 2008, this film focuses on the small towns on the Yangtze River - some have already been abandoned or are in ruins, others are full of life - and tries to determine the consequences for the landscape and the population when the lake fills with water.

A short film is about a man's life, from childhood to adulthood, comparing his hopes with reality.

In The Chocolate Nun, the artist Marie Sochor, masked, films herself head-on with her mobile phone, seated in front of a nun from whom she sticks her tongue out. As the pastry approaches, the character's tongue begins to swell disproportionately; devouring it is impossible. The work oscillates between trivial humor and studied nonchalance. The video responds to James Williamson's film The Big Swallow (1901) where a man undertakes to swallow the camera. It also refers to the erotic-burlesque videos of Paul McCarthy.

A biologist, obsessed with the idea of immortality, witnesses the execution of his murderous twin brother. He keeps the cut off head, and manages to maintain the brain, with which he is eventually able to have a telepathic contact, alive.