She has the memory of a goldfish but the eye of a lynx. Raphaële Benisty films the others, perhaps in search of herself. But as is often the case with those behind the camera, it’s difficult to shine a light on them.
Meeting in the darkness In G Major with a French director, attracted by those who are on the margins of the margins – we will discuss The echo of the revolt (riots of 2005), The word I love you does not exist (on how to build oneself in exile), The king’s ghost (with the specter of Michael Jackson seen in Ivory Coast) some of his films screened in numerous festivals. And then we will attempt a breakthrough in the family album which suggests a distant link with Morocco, Algeria, Judeo-Arab culture, in short: a story of smala which deserves… a motor clap.
Raphaële Benisty’s musical choices
Koffi Olomide Law
Casey At my house.