Les Petites Mains
Ms. Tiny Hands works a shift.
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Ms. Tiny Hands works a shift.
Attributed to Gaston Roudès.
François Jauréguy is a young Basque who would love to devote his life to God. But meeting Maïté and the example of the worker priests makes him doubt the wisdom of his choice. Marie-Jeanne, his mother, suffers from this
A postcard, Saint-Ouen flea markets.
Romain, a slightly awkward teenager, meets Julie by chance while trying to learn how to ride a bike without using his hands. She offers to help him, and this activity sparks a strong friendship between the two young peop
While separating peanuts from their shells, the women in a collective in Agadez, Niger, talk to each other about the men passing by and the filmmaker being present. Focusing on their working hands, the camera reveals the
Théo, a hypersensitive teenager at the crossroads between the idleness of childhood and the responsibilities of adulthood, discovers the gift of cutting fire with his hands.
In the city of Geneva, an Egyptian director involves a Belgian actress in a game. Julie begins by reading the first lines of "Sexus". Then, the filmmaker starts drawing the "inside of her head". What happens between the
Child of victims and child of perpetrators, yet they became friends for life. Simon Gronowski and Koenraad lost almost everything in World War II, but they found each other. Lawyer Simon Gronowski was the sole survivor i
In Spain, criminals steal a large stock of watermarked paper for banknotes. In France, they hire Besnard, a specialist in counterfeit money, to do the printing. But after printing the clichés, Besnard is wounded by gangs
In the 1970s, a house in Paris hosted dozens of Portuguese draft deserters dodging the colonial war. Only the archives of the Portuguese political police kept evidence of their anti-colonialist activities. From one chara
Strange-looking creatures moan with hunger. Rumor has it that only a being with a thousand hands and a thousand eyes can satisfy their hunger.
Laeti is a twelve-year-old. Not a little girl any longer. Her body is changing and she is beginning to look at the bodies of others with different eyes. She loves touching with bare hands. And being touched.
In the introductory class to orchestral direction at the Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris, ten students follow the teaching of their impassioned and affectionate professor. From the first
One day and one night in immersion with convoy technicians from the depot of the Funeral Services of the City of Paris.
With light and shadow as dancing partners, Michèle Noiret enters and explores worlds that she evokes and challenges with her dance. She immerses herself and loses herself in them. The intoxication of dance and the enjoym