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France - 2019
MASS is a 10 minutes single shot in Paris that include 40 amateur dancers. Images of the crowd appear more and more often and symbolize the current upheavals all over the world, evoking alternately parties, migrations, manifestations, gatherings or just the daily life of big cities. We thus work on the mass, with all the drunkenness it can inspire. We confront the individual with crowd movements, in order to observe how he resists or lets immerse himself.
MASS
France - 2019
Directing by: Fu LE, Adrien Gontier
Writing: Fu LE
Cinematography: Adrien Gontier
Music: Harun Bayraktar, Tom Jarvis
Produced by: Tetrapode & Famous
Cast: Danse en Seine Association
Language : Without dialogue // Subtitles : None
Writing: Fu LE
Cinematography: Adrien Gontier
Music: Harun Bayraktar, Tom Jarvis
Produced by: Tetrapode & Famous
Cast: Danse en Seine Association
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Saturday December 14th 2019 11:30 AM
Saturday December 14th 2019 13:30:00
Europe/Paris
MASS
MASS is a 10 minutes single shot in Paris that include 40 amateur dancers. Images of the crowd appear more and more often and symbolize the current upheavals all over the world, evoking alternately parties, migrations, manifestations, gatherings or just the daily life of big cities. We thus work on the mass, with all the drunkenness it can inspire. We confront the individual with crowd movements, in order to observe how he resists or lets immerse himself.
Max Linder Panorama
Legally restricted to persons over 16
Lenght : 12 min // Ratio : 2.35 // Format : dcpLanguage : Without dialogue // Subtitles : None
MASS is a 10 minutes single shot in Paris that include 40 amateur dancers. Images of the crowd appear more and more often and symbolize the current upheavals all over the world, evoking alternately parties, migrations, manifestations, gatherings or just the daily life of big cities. We thus work on the mass, with all the drunkenness it can inspire. We confront the individual with crowd movements, in order to observe how he resists or lets immerse himself.