A Bright Light — Karen and the Process
Emmanuelle Antille
On the trail of one of the most stunning voices of the 1960s, director Emmanuelle Antille follows the footsteps of folk blues singer Karen Dalton. With her melancholic timbre and mesmerizing guitar, the singer and musician was admired by her peers but has remained virtually unknown to the wider public. By reconstructing the pieces of her life, Antille reveals a fragile and combative woman with a harrowing story. This documentary sheds light on an exceptionally talented artist.
Dock of the Bay. Music Documentary Film Festival, San Sebastián, Spain (2020)
F.A.M.E. – Festival international de films sur la musique, Paris, France (2019)
DOXA – Documentary Film Festival, Vancouver, Canada (2019)
IndieLisboa, Lisboa, Portugal (2019)
Visions du Réel, Nyon, Switzerland (2018)
Last update in March 2020
F.A.M.E. – Festival international de films sur la musique, Paris, France (2019)
DOXA – Documentary Film Festival, Vancouver, Canada (2019)
IndieLisboa, Lisboa, Portugal (2019)
Visions du Réel, Nyon, Switzerland (2018)
Last update in March 2020
| Director | Emmanuelle Antille |
| Cinematography | Carmen Jaquier |
Image tirée du film A Bright Light — Karen and the Process // Image from the film A Bright Light — Karen and the Process
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