Attention brouillard
Alice Brygo, Louise Hallou
Next sessions
Wed 22/01
11h00
Presented and followed by a meeting with the directors
Thu 23/01
18h00
In an isolated old people’s home high up in the mountains, Némesio, Colette and the other residents ponder the future and its mysteries.
Cast : Nemesio Portero, Colette Drouhin, Georges Petit, Suzanne Carrere, Marcelle Bagneris
Scenario : Alice Brygo, Louise Hallou
Cinematography : Alice Brygo, Louise Hallou
Sound : Paul Lajus, M'Hand Abadou Djezaira, Victor Praud
Editing : Alice Brygo, Louise Hallou
Music : Etienne Jaumet
Scenario : Alice Brygo, Louise Hallou
Cinematography : Alice Brygo, Louise Hallou
Sound : Paul Lajus, M'Hand Abadou Djezaira, Victor Praud
Editing : Alice Brygo, Louise Hallou
Music : Etienne Jaumet
Production : La Belle Affaire Production
Born in Montpellier in 1996, Alice Brygo graduated from ENSAD in 2019 and from Le Fresnoy in 2022. Her work straddles the border between documentary methods, fantastic cinema and installation. Her work bears witness to a generational turmoil in a time of fragility, and is characterised by in-between characters, exploring the imaginary end of the world and the intimate and political relationship that individuals
have with the urban settings they inhabit.
Born in Metz in 1993, Louise Hallou lives and works in Paris. She has developed an experimental artistic practice, combining poetry, performance, installation and video. In 2021, she created Seasons, a solo performance presented as part of the Bouphonies exhibition at 6B Saint-Denis, following on from a series of performances with multiple characters, using spaces as playgrounds for the formulation of desires, invented vocabularies and possible revolts.
have with the urban settings they inhabit.
Born in Metz in 1993, Louise Hallou lives and works in Paris. She has developed an experimental artistic practice, combining poetry, performance, installation and video. In 2021, she created Seasons, a solo performance presented as part of the Bouphonies exhibition at 6B Saint-Denis, following on from a series of performances with multiple characters, using spaces as playgrounds for the formulation of desires, invented vocabularies and possible revolts.