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2016 | Color | 89:00

Agnès Varda and JR share a passion for images in general, as well as for questioning where images are showed and how they are shared. Agnès chose cinema as her medium. JR chose to create open-air photographic galleries. When they met in 2015, they immediately wanted to work together. They would ultimately go on to shoot a film in France, far from the cities. This film is about both their friendship and their differences.


Direction: Varda; Agnès, JR
Production: Varda; Rosalie
Photography: Vignet; Valentin, Duguet; Claire, Le Bonniec; Romain, Guicheteau; Nicolás
Sound: Thiebaut; Pierre-Henri, Chaulier; David, Savary; Alan
Music: Chedid; Matthieu
Participation year at FICM: 2017

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