We are the models. We hold the pose to be depicted, for our bodies to originate images and works of art. Naked, we outstandingly catch the eye. We freeze to be observed for a long time and to be meticulously examined. And yet, we always vanish.
| Director | Bénédicte Alloing, Ellénore Lemattre |
| Production | Thomas Dumont |
| Editing | Marie Cordenier |
| Calibrating | François Engrand |
| Sound | Sébastien Cabour |
| Music | Léa Claessens, Anxiety Attack |
| Cinematography | Lucie Legros |
Production
Bénédicte Alloing
Bénédicte Alloing directed several documentaries, including “Digue du break”, “Encore debout” and “Eperlecques”. In parallel, she also creates videos for theaters and music venues under the Collectif Digital Vandal.
Biographical notes provided by the film production team
Biographical notes provided by the film production team
Ellénore Lemattre
Medusa’s Gaze was Ellénore Lemattre’s first film. She is also an actress, a burlesque performer and a photographer. Among other things, she wrote twice about live modelling: in “Sang Froid” in 2010, and an essay titled “Sur la sellette” in the journal Amer in 2018.
Biographical notes provided by the film production team
Biographical notes provided by the film production team
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