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Charles de Gaulle’s decision to move the French space programme to French Guiana upended the locals’ lives. The forced relocations and accelerated modernization took a heavy toll, as seen in the astonishing archive footage in this film, which coalesces into ostensibly personal memories.

With the support of the Institut Français d’Israël.

Previous Festivals: Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival, CPH:DOX, Hot Docs, Images Festival, Kurzfilm Festival Hamburg

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Screening Schedule:
  • Sat 03.07 | 14:30 | Cinematheque 2
  • Mon 05.07 | 18:00 | Webinars | Short Films Panel: Making Short Docs in the Festival and Digital World moderated by Nir Ferber
  • Fri 09.07 | 12:00 | Cinematheque 5
  • Watch online | The film will be available from July 1st until July 31st

Meet the Filmmakers

  • Short Films Panel: Making Short Docs in the Festival and Digital World moderated by Nir Ferber

    Mon 05.07 at 18:00

Maxime Jean-Baptiste is a filmmaker based between Brussels and Paris. His first film Nou voix (2018) was selected in about thirty festivals and art exhibition, and was awarded the Jury Prize at Festival des Cinémas Différents et Expérimentaux de Paris (FR).

Audrey Jean-Baptiste is a documentary and narrative filmmaker. She works between France and French Guiana. Her films address issues of race, gender and sexuality. Her first documentary film Fabulous (2019) was selected in about fifty international festivals such as IDFA.

Production: Gérard Azoulay
Production Company: Observatoire de l'Espace du CNES
Sound Design: Clément Laforce
Music: Maxime Jean-Baptiste

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Supporters & Broadcasters: French Institute in Israel and French Embassy in Israel