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ANTON WEBERN GBANGA-TITA
WILD BLUE
THIERRY KNAUFF RAoUL SERVAIS
ANToN WEBERN
1991
The life and work of the
composer Anton Webern.
Poetry as a way of life.
26 min / 35 mm / black and white
production Productions du Sablier,
Agat Films, Aichholzer Filmproduktion,
La Sept, RTBF – Carré Noir
GBANGA-TITA
1994
Lenge is a Baka pygmy,
among the last storytellers in
the rainforest of southeastern
Cameroon. From time
immemorial, the face and voice
of Lenge recall Gbanga Tita,
the Calabash God.
official selection, 1995 Clermont-
Ferrand short Film Festival
7 min / 35 mm / black and white
production Productions du Sablier
WILD BLUE
2000
A succession of fragments
of life, the film gathers
children, trees, and winds
much like musical motifs.
Out of this variation, from
a world ravaged by civil and
religious horror, arises a simple
poem of listening.
official selection, Un Certain
Regard, 2000 Cannes Film
Festival
68 min / 35 mm / black and white
production Productions du Sablier,
La Sept-ARTE, Artline Films,
Man’s Films, Navigator films,
RTBF – Carré Noir
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CHRoMoPHoBIA
1965
Grey legions invade the world
of colour with the intent of
imposing the total domination
of black-grey-white.
The resistance is mounted
in the form of a scarlet jester
Tyl Ulenspiegel, the legendary
Flemish figure.
10 min / 35 mm / colour
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GoLDFRAME
1969
Jason Goldframe, an important
Hollywood film producer, wants
to be the first one to produce
a 270mm film. He tries to
outdo himself and he becomes
obsessed with this challenge.
5 min / 35 mm / black and white
French subtitles
source Anagram
To SPEAK
oR NoT To SPEAK
1970
The man in the street is
interviewed about the political
situation. He gives answers
that are evasive, banal, and
incoherent while a marginal
character, a sort of hippie,
dares to provide a more
colourful opinion.
11 min / 35 mm / colour
French subtitles
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MADE IN BELGIËQUE
Short Film Overview
oPERATIoN X-70
1971
A powerful nation is
experimenting with a new
gas that, rather than killing
or injuring the subjects,
transports them into a
lethargic and mystical state.
10 min / 35 mm / colour
French subtitles
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PEGASUS
1973
An old blacksmith with no more
work is too old to be recycled
in modern technological
society. His frustration leads
to an absurd sublimation
of a horse, leading him to
create an amazing other world.
8 min / 35 mm / colour
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HARPYA
1979
During an evening walk,
Mr. Oscar is witness to an
aggression and discovers,
to his amazement, that the
woman that he has just
rescued is a real terror.
Palme d’or for Best short Film,
1976 Cannes Film Festival
9 min / 35 mm / colour
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