Vents Violents (two letters to Chantal Akerman)
Vents Violents is a dialogue with the absence of Belgian Jewish filmmaker Chantal Akerman. The film follows her footsteps along route 3199 in Al-Naqab desert in southern Israel/colonized Palestine, where she filmed scenes that were used in her last film No Home Movie (2015).
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Vents Violents is a dialogue with the absence of Belgian Jewish filmmaker Chantal Akerman. The film follows her footsteps along route 3199 in Al-Naqab desert in southern Israel/colonized Palestine, where she filmed scenes that were used in her last film No Home Movie (2015).
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