To All Sons of Our Mother

Running time: 8'27”

Production: BE 2016

“Do you remember that night? The empty glasses, empty bottles, the broken glasses, the blown up buildings. People yelling, people on the floor, while you were there sitting in your damned living room. Does that tell you something? Everything started with a dream, a dream of oblivion. They dreamt of getting out of their bodies, to reach an eternal light, in an absolute well-being.” Antonin Blanc has created an oneiric documentary film that borders on the experimental. The film’s screening at this year’s Szczecin Film Festival will mark its world premiere.

Authors:

  • Antonin Blanc

    Antonin was born in Villard-de-Lans, a small village in the French Alps. He lived in Paris, Toronto, and Istanbul before joining DocNomads, a joint documentary directing program taking place between Lisbon, Budapest, and Brussels. Antonin has worked for various companies including CNN International, the Front de Gauche presidential campaign, and Universal Pictures Middle East. He is now living between Paris and Brussels, and working on his new film, a docu-fiction dealing with the reappropriation of space in the city of Paris.

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