A documentary fiction about police brutality in our modern societies, which starts with an actual event: the death of Amadou Diallo, a young Guinean shot 41 times in the Bronx by 4 New York City police officers on 4 February, 1999. A deep dive into a case that shook America and the media.
A dancer and Cyr wheel performer who trained at the Centre national des arts du cirque, Juan Ignacio Tula likes to explore the possibilities provided by the wheel to open up new ways of inhabiting the stage. In 2019, he founded and became artistic director of the company 7Bis.
Under various incarnations and pseudonyms, Arthur Bartlett Gillette is a musician, singer, producer, author, and composer for the cinema, theatre, and radio, as well as a translator of poetry. He lives and works in Finistère.
Distribution
Conception and interpretation Hakim Bah, Arthur Bartlett Gillette, Juan Ignacio Tula Text Hakim Bah Cyr wheel Juan Ignacio Tula Musical creation Arthur Bartlett Gillette Outside view Mara Bijeljac
Production
Production Compagnie Paupières Mobiles, Compagnie 7Bis Delegated production Compagnie Paupières Mobiles Co-production SACD, Festival d'Avignon, Ateliers Médicis With the support of Cirque-Théâtre d’Elbeuf Pôle national des arts du cirque Normandie, Montévidéo Centre d’art In partnership with France Médias Monde
Pictures
Audiovisual
Vive le sujet ! Pourvu que la mastication ne soit pas longue - Hakim Bah