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À l’occasion de la Journée internationale du choeur de l’aube (le 3 mai 2020), des oiseaux des six continents se joignent à un appel Zoom. Ils bavardent de tempêtes, de chats, de fils et de dates. Ils parlent du cinéaste égyptien Shady Habash, connu pour ses clips satiriques contre les dictateurs, mort la veille dans la tristement célèbre prison de Tora au Caire. Ils s’interrogent sur l’activiste homosexuelle égyptienne Sarah Hegazi, connue pour avoir brandi un drapeau arc-en-ciel lors d’un concert au Caire, qui vit aujourd’hui comme une réfugiée à Toronto. Ils ne réalisent pas qu’un mois plus tard, incapable de supporter la douleur de son traumatisme carcéral, Sarah s’enlèvera la vie. John Greyson crée une fois de plus une oeuvre polyphonique et subtilement politique, fruit de la collaboration, de l’engagement, de l’amitié et de l’empathie.
Ce film fait partie du programme CONSTELLATIONS de la section FIFA EXPÉRIMENTAL.
Ce film fait partie du programme CONSTELLATIONS de la section FIFA EXPÉRIMENTAL.
Survol de quelques festivals :
Berlinale film festival, Prix Teddy du meilleur court métrage, Allemagne (2021)
Festival du film Inside/Out, Canada (2021)
Festival du film Hot Docs, Canada (2021)
Queer Lisboa, Portugal (2021)
Queer Wave, Cyprès (2021)
Berlinale film festival, Prix Teddy du meilleur court métrage, Allemagne (2021)
Festival du film Inside/Out, Canada (2021)
Festival du film Hot Docs, Canada (2021)
Queer Lisboa, Portugal (2021)
Queer Wave, Cyprès (2021)
Réalisation | John Greyson |
Production | Shant Joshi |
Séance
Réalisation
John Greyson
Disponible en anglais seulement
John Greyson (writer/director) is video/film artist and pioneer of the new queer cinema. Since 1984, his many features, shorts and transmedia works have explored such queer activist issues as police violence, prison, AIDS activism, solidarity, homo-nationalism and apartheid (both South African and Israeli). These include International Dawn Chorus Day (2021), Mercurial (2018), Gazonto (2016), Murder in Passing (2013), Fig Trees (2009), Lilies (1996), Zero Patience (1993), The Making of Monsters (1991) and Urinal (1989), and have received 40+ best film awards at such festivals as TIFF, Lisbon, Ann Arbor, Hamburg, San Francisco, Vancouver, Locarno, Montreal, Los Angeles, Sudbury and Hong Kong, as well as 3 Berlinale Teddies and 5 Canadian Screen Awards (Canada’s Oscars). He teaches in York University’s Cinema & Media Arts department, and is co-editor of Queer Looks : Perspectives on Lesbian & Gay Film & Video. His works are the subject of the critical anthology The Perils of Pedagogy : The Works of John Greyson. I.D.C.D. is his eighth film to premiere at the Berlinale.
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe du film
John Greyson (writer/director) is video/film artist and pioneer of the new queer cinema. Since 1984, his many features, shorts and transmedia works have explored such queer activist issues as police violence, prison, AIDS activism, solidarity, homo-nationalism and apartheid (both South African and Israeli). These include International Dawn Chorus Day (2021), Mercurial (2018), Gazonto (2016), Murder in Passing (2013), Fig Trees (2009), Lilies (1996), Zero Patience (1993), The Making of Monsters (1991) and Urinal (1989), and have received 40+ best film awards at such festivals as TIFF, Lisbon, Ann Arbor, Hamburg, San Francisco, Vancouver, Locarno, Montreal, Los Angeles, Sudbury and Hong Kong, as well as 3 Berlinale Teddies and 5 Canadian Screen Awards (Canada’s Oscars). He teaches in York University’s Cinema & Media Arts department, and is co-editor of Queer Looks : Perspectives on Lesbian & Gay Film & Video. His works are the subject of the critical anthology The Perils of Pedagogy : The Works of John Greyson. I.D.C.D. is his eighth film to premiere at the Berlinale.
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe du film
Quelques films :
Gazonto (2014)
Prison Arabic in 50 Days (2013)
The Ballad of Roy and Silo (2011)
Rex vs Singh (2009)
Covered (2009)
Fig Trees (2009)
Gazonto (2014)
Prison Arabic in 50 Days (2013)
The Ballad of Roy and Silo (2011)
Rex vs Singh (2009)
Covered (2009)
Fig Trees (2009)