La Blessure
Nicolas Klotz
2005 - France/Belgique - Couleur - 165'
Author : Elisabeth Perceval
Photography : Hélène Louvart
Sound : Alain Sironval, Julie Brenta, Thomas Gauder
Editing : Rose-Marie Lausson
Interpretation : Noëlla Mossaba, Adama Doumbia, Matty Djambo
Production : Arte France, Aurora Films, Tarantua Belgique, Petits et grands oiseaux
Distribution : Shellac (shellac@altern.org, +33 (0)1 42 55 07 84)
Nicolas Klotz
2005 - France/Belgique - Couleur - 165'
Blandine is hurt in a skirmish on the landing strip at Roissy airport, where a group of Africans resist expulsion. Her wound, her presence, her very being are not recognized by the border police from whom she has requested asylum. France is no longer a land of asylum but a land with blinders that expels, wounds and humiliates. She hides out in a squat with walled up windows, along with her husband Papi, who is treating her, Moktar who is afraid to step outside, Steve who has lost all his illusions, Fanny and Kary who street walk to be able to sleep under a roof. Blandine takes the plung into the silence...
Author : Elisabeth Perceval
Photography : Hélène Louvart
Sound : Alain Sironval, Julie Brenta, Thomas Gauder
Editing : Rose-Marie Lausson
Interpretation : Noëlla Mossaba, Adama Doumbia, Matty Djambo
Production : Arte France, Aurora Films, Tarantua Belgique, Petits et grands oiseaux
Distribution : Shellac (shellac@altern.org, +33 (0)1 42 55 07 84)