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Ôte-toi de mon soleil

jeudi 22 août21:30Salle L’ImaginaireConsulter la séance
jeudi 22 août10:15Salle MoulinageConsulter la séance

Informations

Année : 2023

Pays de production : Belgique

Durée : 48mn

Format : Super 8, HD

Générique

Réalisation : Messaline Raverdy
Image : Messaline Raverdy, Thomas Schira, Sylvain Dufayard
Son : Lancelot Hervé Mignucci, Laszlo Umbreit
Montage : Effi Weiss, Pauline Piris-Nuri, Julien Contreau, Ivanne de Canart
Production : Matière première

Synopsis

Joseph ne peut plus vivre chez lui. Pendant des années, il a parcouru la ville avec son chariot pour amasser des kilos de papiers disparates et collections d’objets en tout genre, saturant son appartement d’un chaos labyrinthique. On dit de lui qu’il a le « syndrome de Diogène ». Il est doté d’une culture vertigineuse et d’un sens de l’humour affuté. Je l’aide à désengorger son intérieur. Une amitié se tisse.

Joseph can no longer live at home. For years, he has been traveling around the city with his trolley, amassing kilos of disparate papers and collections of objects of all kinds, saturating his flat with labyrinthine chaos. He is said to have ‘Diogenes syndrome’. He has a vertiginous culture and a sharp sense of humour. I help him to unclutter his interior. A friendship develops.