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Viens

Viens

Viens

Viens” (1992) is a short film by Arnold Pasquier. It was shot in Yerres in Essonne.  


Remark by Arnold Pasquier in 2019 :  

"The making of this film was motivated by the examination in plenary commission at the C.N.C of the full-length film scenario “Période simple”, which could be supported by a work able to shed light on the writing and the cinematographic universe of the author. The film, experimental and abstract, must have thrown more than one person off balance. The scenario obtained no financial aid and would become, a few years later, a short film entitled “Angela”."  

Pasquier, Arnold

Arnold Pasquier was born in Paris in 1968. After studying visual arts and cinema, he made tests in Super 8 and video, in which he developed a world of filmed newspapers and fictions. At the age of twenty, he approaches contemporary dance and collaborates with choreographers as documentarist and dancer. This experience marks the realization of a work where dance holds an important place.
From 1997 to 1999, he was received as a resident artist at the Fresnoy (Tourcoing, France) where he designed the installation "C'est ici que j'avais des baisers" (1997-1999) and produced about twenty short films, four radio design workshops For France Culture and dance performances capturing. In 1999, he presented the show "C'est merveilleux" in the Grande Nef du Fresnoy. He is the author of numerous films (fiction, documentary, video art), staged shows, scenographies, radio broadcasts. His work is articulated at the crossroads of these different disciplines. Winner of a residence Villa Médicis Hors les Murs (outside the wall) in Sao Paulo in 2004, he dances for Julie Desprairies in "La danse en accès accès", "Vue sur la mer" and "Là commence le ciel". He co-signs with her the video-dance installation "Les 3 contents", the result of the residence of the choreographer at the Manufacture de Sèvres (France). 

Source: Website of the Compagnie des prairies  
More information https://arnoldpasquier.com 

Viens

Artistic direction / Conception : Arnold Pasquier

Interpretation : Angela Allegrezza, Agnès Tourrenc, Nicolas Brochard, Arnold Pasquier, Ran Yanniv

Production / Coproduction of the video work : Arnold Pasquier

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