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De doute et de grâce
Of Doubt and Grace: A spell-binding reading by Delphine SEYRIG of extracts of Carole NAGGAR's text "Cité du Sang". An adaptation filmed in Benares and Calcutta; the body structured in gestures and time. When reality becomes fiction... or the reverse.
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Of Doubt and Grace: A spell-binding reading by Delphine SEYRIG of extracts of Carole NAGGAR's text "Cité du Sang". An adaptation filmed in Benares and Calcutta; the body structured in gestures and time. When reality becomes fiction... or the reverse.
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Written By:Carole Naggar
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Runtime:34 minutes
Studio:Agat Films & Cie / Ex Nihilo
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