Thinking Places (fr)

Jacques Lévy
2015
Book

Neuf films pour faire penser les lieux Thinking Places est une série de neuf films scientifiques dont le principe est le suivant: associer, par le langage du cinéma, le discours d’un chercheur travaillant sur l’espace à un lieu que ce chercheur a lui-même choisi parce ce lieu l’a changé. Chaque film est fondé sur quatre règles A. La personne et le lieu doivent être filmés simultanément. B. Le film comprend un seul plan-séquence C. Le tournage est limité à une seule prise. D. Le lieu filmé est ce dont parle la personne filmée. Les films 1. Béatrice Collignon/Ottawa 2. Jean-François Staszak/Boston 3. John Agnew/Belfast 4. Franco Farinelli/Florence 5. Paola Viganò/Courtrai + Anvers 6. Michel Lussault/Lyon 7. Augustin Berque/Imintanoute 8. Susanne Rau/Grande Canarie 9. Jacques Lévy/Séoul

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Jacques Lévy
2015
Book

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