Christ’s flea market

Collective film (6’24s, 2014).

21 November 2014. Published by Benoît Labourdette.

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Inspirations in a place of spirituality.

Film directed as part of a Pocket Films workshop hosted by Benoît Labourdette at the ESAV Toulouse.

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Choice of words

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Words dance to make racism and discrimination vanish.

If objects could talk

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[At the water’s edge, we confide in each other.]

I exist

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What if I were outside?

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The memories of each person combined create a collective sensitive space, of which the library is rich.

Melting friends

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When images and objects close to the body lead to shared collective memories of important moments.

In object life?

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Objects have a soul

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On a beach, the sharing of inanimate summerers’ experiences.

16 moments of solitude

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Like a little story of writing and looking, from paper to screens.

Lost and found objects

Collective film (4’41s, 2014).

Abandoned on the ground, these objects wonder about their lives.

Speech objects

Collective film (4’11s, 2016).

In a park, games of seduction of things at pivotal moments in their lives.

The skewer

Collective film (4’36s, 2019).

In a movie theatre, the objects of our daily lives talk about life with social networks.

Spin the cam’

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A revolt of objects against the Internet and its uses.

Personal inventories

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The vision, the hearing, the framing, the screens, the contemporary audiovisual practices... when it is the objects themselves that speak about it!

From you to me

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A movie theater wakes up.

Reactions

Collective film (1’37s, 2018).

Pictures escape from the books and express their desire for freedom.

Still speech

Collective film (3’19s, 2018).

The little object people of a building courtyard.

The Union of Objects

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Objects foment their future freedom.

Utobjects

Film collectif (3’11s, 2019).

Teenage objects share their various dreams.

In front of our eyes

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Behind every object, the patriarchyIt is a chain, a sequence shot: each person films an object and gives it life, through the voice, putting the object in a situation to evoke an issue related (…)

Exquisite objects

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The image of oneself, the images of others, which are projected on each other..

I can hear you

Collective film (5’21s, 2018).

In a movie theater, atypical travelers discuss their lives.

Rights Story

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Speaking objects illustrate the eight « cultural rights ».

Bounces

A collective film supervised by Benoît Labourdette (8’57s, 2022).

Through a walk through each other’s photographs, an old library becomes the place where looks and lives meet in depth.

Delusional objects

Collective film (7’22s, 2018).

Simple everyday objects share their interiority.

The hectic life of our objects

Collective film (3’49s, 2018).

When everyone finds in himself his richness, his inner joy.

Inanimate thoughts

A collective film supervised by Benoît Labourdette (3’34s, 2022).

Their dialogue is the basis for their liberation.

We are together

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They crossed the sea to save their lives.

The dead-end life of objects

Collective film (2’34s, 2013).

Not being where you want to be.

Country Appointment

Collective film (3’27s, 2015).

In nature, objects sing to give themselves courage.

Social objects

Collective film (2’14s, 2019).

Assuming self-image on social networks: not so easy!

Repressed artists

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They all have strong desires, but they feel alone and abandoned.

The fight

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How do we find good reasons to leave and fight?

Bring in the objects

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From the end of the world, from the end of time, crossings on a terrace.

Objective(s)

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Anthropomorphic introspections at school.

Christ’s flea market

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Inspirations in a place of spirituality.

Gossip

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A group of objects is preparing for his departure for summer camp.

Things story

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Small depresses of the everyday objects.

Miracle smugglers

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Shared joy after a film session.

Prison break

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Objects, which we imagine have been incarcerated, share their experiences.

The unusual and obsessive life of the teenager

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Lost things, between the city and nature.

Imagination

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When talking objects teach us that digital can create human connection.

Westward direction

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Digital things whisper their existence in our ears.

The room next door

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When media objects revolt.

Bernard Bru, chapter 2

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Imaginary in the history of financial mathematics.

Rhysome

Collective film (3’38s, 2019).

Crossed nostalgias in a cinema theater full of history.

Fragments of lives

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By sharing all our views, even the most intimate ones, we become stronger!

Fast Forward

Collective film (1’35s, 2020).

If we want to go too fast, obsolescence is waiting for us.

Equality is not won!

A collective film (3’12s, 2022).

An intergenerational film to become more aware, and more equipped, to defend equality.

The unspoken words of the objects

Collective film (5’52s, 2014).

The unexpected little people of a movie theater.

I want to tell you something

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What if the books spoke?

Interconnected expressions

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Out of the drawers, they come to life and express themselves.

Today, I am...

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They wake up, and are determined to get on with their lives!

Bring in the objects

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Intimate testimonials of objects that feel lonely or abandoned.

Even them

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Harassed or stalker, how the functions lock each other up.

The curved lounge

Collective film (3’02s, 2015).

Hands of humans from all over the world are talking through their tattoos, to music in a building by Le Corbusier.

Steps

Collective film (4’57s, 2019).

A double staircase going up and down, objects coming in from all over the world, a common desire.

The descent

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Stairway to freedom.

Timetology

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In the den of technology, the place where humans mutate.

Words from objects

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Objects on social networks share their emotions

Putting yourself in the other person’s shoes

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Collective empathy exercise.

Stars of yesterday

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Sentiments of abandonment...

Kaleidoscope

Collective film (5’07s, 2016).

Books and their characters talk to each other, like or dislike their image.

Each in turn

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Prepare all of us together for the adventure.

Mobile Creation Colloquium

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A phone frees its mind.

Talk to me

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They lost, or they won, they testify atypically.

Collection de connexions

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In nature, objects share their digital experiences.

It happened far from home

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When objects also decide to tackle their problems with digital technology.

Image bazaar

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Lost in the City of Science and Industry, objects share their questions about their relationship to images.

See or be seen

Collective film (3’29s, 2019).

Objects share their vision of ecology and the future.

Objectively

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Objects rise.

Fight Men

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When technology, money and organization are put at the service of violence.

Life after

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When objects share their experience of deconfinement..

The hidden side

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The calm introspective intimacy of everyday objects.

Collective films

Within the framework of professional trainings, educational workshops and other cultural activities, I regularly propose the production of collective films. Strong moments of group formation, sharing of imagination. Here is the principle: in plan sequence, the camera is transmitted from hand to hand, each person giving voice to an object, which they film.

More than 200 such films have been produced since 2010. Find some of them here.