Movimento
Mouvement
Gabriel Martins
A baby learns its first movements during the Covid-19 pandemic.
pont.E
Pandémies
in collaboration with Ferme de Rovéréaz
- 26 May 21
- Ferme Rovéréaz, Lausanne
- 19h ouverture des portes
- Light refreshments
- 20h projection suivie de discussions
- ages 12+
- Free entry · pay what you wish on the way out
The event
Pandémies
What remains of the world when everything suddenly seems to stop? Six films made during or around the pandemic explore the intimate and the collective, lockdown, relationships, displacement and the ways we inhabit the world. Perspectives born from a suspended time, between uncertainty, transformation and new possibilities.
The films
14
Léo Maillard
At 14, the senses awaken and dizzying questions arise about the future, friendship and love. Finding one’s place in the universe while pursued by a community full of ominous prophecies. Fourteen is the age of Samuel, my son, with whom I spend lockdown searching for the right distance between intimacy and privacy.
Deslocamentos, Paraíso e Caos
Déplacements, Paradis et Chaos
Tila Chitunda
Planes are back in the sky. But how did we get here?
Yene Wundme
Merci mon frère
Keerthigan Sivakumar
Covid-19 pandemic, Lausanne, March 2020. The impossibility of creating a visual portrait of an African man from an Asian point of view inside an apartment under lockdown. A film about the richness of cultural diversity.
República
Republique
Grace Passô
A shaman discovers that Brazil is a dream. Nothing in the country’s experience is real, and at any moment whoever is dreaming Brazil may wake up — and everything we live and know about our nation may come to an end.
Parenthèse
Fabrice Aragno
From the courtyard of a building, Fabrice Aragno films nature reclaiming its space as humans become less present. A fox, the wind, a bird, someone on a balcony. With sensitivity and apparent simplicity, “Parenthèse” tells of time standing still and time passing.
Durée : 58’
After the films
The Le Renversé team facilitates a conversation with the audience around the questions raised by the programme.
Free entry · pay what you wish on the way out · 19h · 20h
