Catalogue des films de « Brigitte Lemaine »

Levent Beskardes, comédien sourd, nous entraîne à Dicy, au Musée de Fabulouserie, où six enfants sourds découvrent le chef d'œuvre d'art brut de Petit Pierre (1909-1992) ainsi que son parcours de vie.

Elsa est une petite fille entendante de 9 ans qui parle, pourtant ses parents sont sourds et ne parlent pas. Ses parents sont très actifs dans les associations de sourds. Son père est professeur de langue des signes, et sa mère artiste peintre....

La torture est un procédé qui remonte à la nuit des temps, lié sans doute tout autant à la nature profonde de l’être humain qu’à ses conditions de vie sociale. La guerre et le besoin de puissance ont exposé depuis des siècles de...

Brigitte Lemaine took 3 years to understand the story of Isabel and what is connecting her to the secrets of her mother. Isabel runs away since the first year of college and gets out of school little by little. She was followed by a social...

What is psychological violence? How is it experienced within the family unit? Are girls more frequently victims due to their traditional education? These are some of the questions that this film tries to answer as we listen to Salima, a young girl...

The deaf number 4 million in France, 15 million in Europe and 130 million in the world. More than a handicap, deafness is a culture since the deaf marry each other, meet up in their associations, have their own language : the sign language which...

It was at the 1993 Rencontres internationales d'Arles that Brigitte Lemaine discovered the work of Koji Inoue, a Japanese photographer. As sign language is her mother tongue, the encounter had momentous impact : for the first time, she found...

Franck and David have suffered abuse, difficulties at school and they have lived through periods of great instability. From institutional ill-treatment to social exclusion, they testify about their lives, with the help of two therapists who give...

Koji Inoué was born in 1918 and died in 1993. At 3 years old he became deaf after an accident. He developed a passion for photography. In 1945 all his negatives were destroyed in a bombing. He started over from scratch and became a professional...

Sign language is no longer banned ! The film is in sign language, dubbed and subtitled, accessible to the deaf and hearing public and co-produced by the Bayerischer Rundfunk and the Deutsche Welle broadcasting companies. Who are the deaf artists...