Synopsis: "He or she talks to the camera. Frontally framed bust is the distance from the conversation, neither too close nor too far away for good to his word. Framing recalls the portrait painting. L ‘space behind them is indeterminate, abstract. Every word is a secret that reveals cruelty, pleasure, shame, helplessness, guilt, hidden injury, frustration, alienation. These are fictions born of life situations that have remained frozen in memory because they were the source of discomfort or disorder. In replay the story and the story becomes dizzying, it begins to produce its own images for use in the intricacies humans."
Each of these monologues is played by an actor who seems to deliver his soul by issuing a memory very intimate and personal, a hidden part of himself. When the film begins, the viewer may also wonder whether it is documentary or fiction: Is it personal confidences of each stakeholder or monologues spoken by the actors?
The monologues are performed by: Hiam Abbas, Simon Abkarian, Marc Berman, Georges Bigot, Maryline Canto, Bruno Lochet Clementine Mazzoni, Serge Merlin, Philippe Rebbot, Catherine Schaub Abkarian-Genevieve Tenne …
Each of these monologues is played by an actor who seems to deliver his soul by issuing a memory very intimate and personal, a hidden part of himself. When the film begins, the viewer may also wonder whether it is documentary or fiction: Is it personal confidences of each stakeholder or monologues spoken by the actors?
The monologues are performed by: Hiam Abbas, Simon Abkarian, Marc Berman, Georges Bigot, Maryline Canto, Bruno Lochet Clementine Mazzoni, Serge Merlin, Philippe Rebbot, Catherine Schaub Abkarian-Genevieve Tenne …
Joël Brisse Studies at the Ecole des Beaux Arts de Clermont Ferrand, it is both painter and sculptor and filmmaker, screenwriter, actor. He exhibited regularly since 1980 and produces since 1997: The clothespins (Appointed to Caesars), The Dream of Constantine, The apple fig and almond (Appointed to Caesars), the guardian of B, The end of the animal kingdom…
Marie Vermillard Studied architecture and social work (social worker for eight years). Then studied art in Paris plastic then worked as a script with several directors (Cédric Klapisch, Eric Barbier, Arnaud Desplechin, Olivier Assayas, Pierre Salvadori …). Performs its own movies from 1992: Rest, Someone, Freshwater, Lila Lili, Imago, Small revelations …