This film is part of Fatima Zahra-Lakrissa’s Carte Blanche
In his experimental short film, Swiss director Gilles Aubry explores seaweed and pollution on the Moroccan Atlantic coast. The film is an attempt to “listen” to pollution and to its effects on coastal life. As the main character hums, sings, breathes, and silently interacts with algae, a new aquatic body emerges, opening transcorporeal and interspecies speculations.
In his experimental short film, Swiss director Gilles Aubry explores seaweed and pollution on the Moroccan Atlantic coast. The film is an attempt to “listen” to pollution and to its effects on coastal life. As the main character hums, sings, breathes, and silently interacts with algae, a new aquatic body emerges, opening transcorporeal and interspecies speculations.
Other festivals:
Ji-Hlava International Documentary Film Festival, Czech Republic (2022)
Norient festival, Switzerland (2023)
Ji-Hlava International Documentary Film Festival, Czech Republic (2022)
Norient festival, Switzerland (2023)
Director | Gilles Aubry |
Coauthor | Younes Boundir |
Script | Imane Zoubai |
Editing | Gilles Aubry |
Colorization | Nicolas Perret |
Cast | Imane Zoubai |
Voice | Imane Zoubai |
Sound | Gilles Aubry |
Translation | Tom Kenis |
Proof Reading | Laura Lot |
In Partnership with
Session
• Université Concordia - J.A. de Sève, LB-125, Pavillon J. W. McConnell
Saturday, march 18, 2023, 02:00 p.m. — 04:00 p.m.
Production
Gilles Aubry
Gilles Aubry is an artist, musician, and researcher based in Lausanne and Berlin. His work explores sound and listening as embodied, social, aesthetic, and ecological practice. His installations, films, live performances and compositions have been presented in numerous art exhibitions, film festivals, and music venues.
Biographical notes provided by the film production team
Biographical notes provided by the film production team
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