Catalogue des films de « Pauline Piris-Nury »

Immersing himself solely in family and personal archives, films of parties and travels, the confined director takes his impetus, questions the images, frees the sound memory, and travels through time and space. The return to the past thereby...

At the beginning of the 1990s, volunteer civilians from the same village chose to take up arms to resist and liberate their land. Each weaves, in turn, the fabric of their common history. In this village life, every daily gesture is still charged...

A poem written in prose appears on the screen, sentence after sentence. The tale of a wanderer's odyssey unfolds, from the deserts to the gates of the citadel. The text is answered by archive images, images gleaned from the Internet, paintings,...

It is not just a "job", it’s… a work with her, because she doesn’t like that I call it a “job”, she likes that I’m involved in the family. Meliza is from the Philippines, Noêmia from Brazil, Petrica from Romania. They share the daily...

Quelques mois avant et après l’accouchement, une dizaine de femmes d’origines diverses libèrent leurs voix, devant la caméra. Au-delà de la "socialement correcte" joie d’être mère, il y a aussi la solitude, l’isolement, la...

Nathalie, a shepherdess in the foothills of the Cévennes, is learning how to kill her animals. The film follows the gestures of a farmer who loves and eats her sheep with care. She is caught up in a relentless questioning about how to die well...

When I got to Rignano, the Ghetto residents told me: "You mustn't keep any trace of our lives here in these precarious houses. This despair is not yours to display." The misery in the Ghetto is the first thing that struck me, the first thing I...

Lubnan is a young man from Iraq who has just arrived in Belgium. While he is struggling to get his papers, he takes us on an existential journey through his feelings, thoughts and desires. "Me Miss Me" is a rollercoaster of emotions through a life...

Revolution, where are you? In today’s Egypt, the youth’s aspirations for freedom are being caught between Al-Sisi’s iron hand and the very necessity to live. "Still Alive" draws an intimate portrait of an emerging generation who still wants...

I’ve seen these children growing up. They’re now teenagers. Typically from Brussels, they speak both Dutch and French. They’re about to build up the future of this city –they’re probably already building it. I’ve found my fate through...