Avant que ne se fixe
Fabrice Lauterjung knows that films are knit through sound as much as with images, and consist of their interlacings. Loyal to his usual rigor, from a poem by Eric Suchère, who juggles himself with the hypothesis of movement and stasis, of momentum and pause, Lauterjung calculates a rhythmicized cinema, the sovereign equivalent of the text’s work, authorizing and provoking a cheerful mix of austerity as much as speed. (JPR)
Technical sheet
Original version : french.
Screen & Editor : Fabrice Lauterjung.
Sound : Louis Sclavis.
With : Maria Khokhlova.
Production : Fabrice Lauterjung.
Filmography : Vers cette neige, vers cette nuit, 2017. Film faisant parti de la collection du Frac d’Auvergne.
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