Bass player and author Noël Balen takes us into the intimate world of climatic jazz in a deserted Paris during the pandemic. This aural and visual poem offers us a privileged glimpse into the powerful compositions that were created during this unusual time.
Also presented:
40th International Festival of Films on Art, Canada (2022)
40th International Festival of Films on Art, Canada (2022)
| Director | Fabrice Castanier |
| Director of Photography | Raphaël Pannier |
| Editing | Fabrice Castanier |
| Music | Noël Balen |
Image tirée du film La solitude du joueur de contrebasse // Image from the film La solitude du joueur de contrebasse
Image tirée du film La solitude du joueur de contrebasse // Image from the film La solitude du joueur de contrebasse
Production
Fabrice Castanier
Fabrice Castanier was born in Paris, France, in 1969. He graduated in Political Sciences and Mastered in Cinema.
He started as film director with 2 short fiction films (ort Dorée and Omaha Beach, then orientated his work towards political and social documentaries with May Be Peace, about Northern Ireland after the Civil War, several documentaries about Aids in developing countries for MSF (Doctors without Borders), and a 3 hours length intimate documentary about Latin America (Latinoamericana 2002, parallel diaries)
He also directs musical documentaries, concerts and Operas, for French Public TV, Cable network and Cinema.
Biographical notes provided by the film production team
He started as film director with 2 short fiction films (ort Dorée and Omaha Beach, then orientated his work towards political and social documentaries with May Be Peace, about Northern Ireland after the Civil War, several documentaries about Aids in developing countries for MSF (Doctors without Borders), and a 3 hours length intimate documentary about Latin America (Latinoamericana 2002, parallel diaries)
He also directs musical documentaries, concerts and Operas, for French Public TV, Cable network and Cinema.
Biographical notes provided by the film production team
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