Collective film (4’25s, 2017).
Small depresses of the everyday objects.
A collective film supervised by Benoît Labourdette (3’34s, 2022).
Their dialogue is the basis for their liberation.
Collective film (4’37s, 2019).
Intimate testimonials of objects that feel lonely or abandoned.
A film by Benoît Labourdette (2’26s, 2013).
On the way to autofiction, a conversation between a father and his son, played by the same voice.
Collective film (6’15s, 2020)
Like a little story of writing and looking, from paper to screens.
Collective film (7’30s, 2019).
Digital things whisper their existence in our ears.
Collective film (2’14s, 2019).
Assuming self-image on social networks: not so easy!
Collective film (0’54s, 2019).
How do we find good reasons to leave and fight?
Collective film (4’32s, 2020)
When images and objects close to the body lead to shared collective memories of important moments.
Collective film (2’55s, 2020).
When objects share their experience of deconfinement..
Collective film (2’48s, 2018).
Lost things, between the city and nature.
Collective film (4’22s, 2019).
They lost, or they won, they testify atypically.
Collective film (3’27s, 2015).
In nature, objects sing to give themselves courage.
Collective film (3’10s, 2019).
A revolt of objects against the Internet and its uses.
Collective film (1’45s, 2020).
Harassed or stalker, how the functions lock each other up.
Collective film (2’28s, 2017).
Objects, which we imagine have been incarcerated, share their experiences.
Collective film (4’34s, 2016).
In nature, objects share their digital experiences.
Collective film (1’56s, 2016).
From the end of the world, from the end of time, crossings on a terrace.
Critical thinking and creative methods.
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Workshops related to images, cinema, photography, animated films, but also writing, offered at cultural events to “passing” people. How to propose a requirement of creative quality, even in a very short time.
Photographs, paintings, drawings, assemblies and texts by Benoît Labourdette (unless otherwise stated).