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- Shining is a film about cinema. Shining UFO is a film about a film about cinema. We discover manufacturing secrets and the daughter behind the father: the formidable Vivian Kubrick, who opens Pandora's box for us.
- More invisible than the Yeti, more mysterious than the Loch Ness monster, stranger than the Bermuda triangle: Howard Hughes. This film investigates the last 25 years of his life.
- Less is more. Here it's 50 fixed shots of 50 motels and then that's it. « My favorite movie. » Norman Bates.
- Let's plunge our heads in Youtube until the ears: India, Brazil, France, Laos, Indonesia, Mexico, United Kingdom, etc. A disheveled world tour of sound systems. Built on a volcano, the dance floor burns our feet.
- How the arrival of the camera in the home began to change the attitude of Americans. I am filmed therefore I am. I am filmed therefore I must create another self in front of the camera.
- A 25-hour film projected in 25 minutes.
- Chandigarh: filming this garden city sown by Le Corbusier was only a dream. Only a few shots, sounds and dogs could be saved.
- A simple word, a letter, an encrypted message to communicate: from hand to hand even if it means burning the last drops of fuel. During the anonymous journey, his mind gets sucked into the tunnels...and.
- This experience is designed with images of weapons of mass destruction tests filmed in 16mm in different American deserts. A Zazen experience where high speed cameras are at the party.
- It begins with a messy exhibition of American paintings. Then it's too late, you're locked in the Overlook. It's too late. Do you have the shining?
- What amateur filmmakers often miss the most: editing. Most of the films that make up this trip so they were mounted, pruned. Some of almost nothing and other than almost everything.
- After much smoke and ripples, vocals and guitar transform the set into a subphonic jungle.
- Every director has his own cursed film. A journey so extraordinary that it was never completed: impossible. Fellini named his own: The Journey of G. Mastorna. From this name seen on the label of an airport suitcase was born an afterlife that knocked out our maestro. This split screen imagines itself in Federico's head before, during and after this fight. It's an investigation filmed in the studio: an unbridled multiplication of snapshots of filming, of magical archives.
- A Freudian film about a certain Europe.