How can places where fights for freedom have taken place, like here, reflect on history? One function of cinema is to ponder this relationship by filming the landscape as a sensitive surface where we try to bring out, with the necessary tools for image and sound, a certain figure of the past. It reveals itself by merging with the present in a loud echo that restores its full political dimension. With an artist (Grünewald) who was engaged in the Peasants' War (1525).
Gisèle Rapp-Meichler
Director
The Cameraman78%
Nuit et Brouillard83%
The Secret Life of Bees74%
Le sel de la terre81%
Inglourious Basterds82%
Sherman's March64%
Miracle at St. Anna61%
The Last Samurai76%
For Sama82%
Les Filles d'Olfa74%
Braveheart79%
The Year of Living Dangerously66%
Le Redoutable66%
Land and Freedom73%
Nowhere to Run65%
Bonhoeffer: Pastor. Spy. Assassin68%
Free State of Jones67%
Hallam Foe67%
Le Ballon d'or73%
Captain Corelli's Mandolin59%
