Film performances
The Acropolis, the Parthenon made of sugar
This film-performance was produced during the 2020/2021 season around the show GIAB (GIVING IT ALL BACK) by Gaëlle Bourges as part of the Regard project, in partnership with Le Trident - scène nationale de Cherbourg-en-Cotentin, CEMEA Normandie, and the Normandy Region.
Directed by Camille Gerbeau
Based on The bath by Agnès Butet
Based on The bath
This film-performance was produced as part of the show The bath by Gaëlle Bourges, and as part of the remote-education proposals linked to the March-April 2020 confinement program.
It is a free reinterpretation in nature of the myth of "Diana and Actaeon" and the painting "Diana at the Bath", which the show revisits.
It was also a joyous opportunity to enjoy the forest after two months of confinement, a real breath of fresh air.
Agnès Butet
Directed by Agnès Butet & Bernard Tran
How many countesses
On the occasion of a workshop at the Musée de Pont-Aven organized by Résodanse Bretagne, where the association Os was associate artist for the 2017/2018 season, Gaëlle Bourges proposed to the twelve participants, in collaboration with choreographer Agnès Butet and video artist Bernard Tran, to create a video work based on a painting by Armand Seguin in 1896, and exhibited at the museum: the "Nu de la comtesse d'Hauteroche", which is a tribute to Édouard Manet's famous "Déjeuner sur l'herbe".
During the four-day workshop, Bernard Tran filmed the dancers' various stages of reflection and composition around Seguin's painting. A way of looking back on the work of image construction at work within the workshop led by Gaëlle Bourges and Agnès Butet, and of leaving a lasting trace of the choreographic experiences in the form of a dance film.
Directed by Bernard Tran
CAMPAIGN
In dialogue with the fresco "Of Good and Bad Government", a veritable political propaganda through images, painted by Ambrogio Lorenzetti in 1338 at the request of the municipal government of Siena, Gaëlle Bourges and Jeanne Lazarus (a sociologist working on money and banking) sifted through the morals of money that the presidential candidates highlighted in their campaign speeches for the presidential elections, over the weekend of February 4 and 5, 2017. The result is a film by Lorenzo Recio, FAIRE CAMPAGNEproduced in collaboration with Gaëlle Bourges and Jeanne Lazarus.
Directed by Lorenzo Recio