“What is seen and what is not seen”: the nuances and complexities of life seen by Laurent Firode

Laurent Firode

If there are any that we should support, they are these … 

These artists, the real ones, those who have never given up, never given up in the face of this “right-thinking” nomenclature, real gangrene which prohibits any reflection, any alternative thought, any putting into perspective, even any research, but which sets itself up as a dogma forcing you to think in a single way, that of the power in place. 

There are a few, as in some small Gallic villages, who have kept their dignity, who have not given in to the pressure, even going so far as to play on derision to denounce this sudden collapse of the society of “whatever it costs” where everyone must obey without thinking. 

Among them is a disheveled poet, a director with a big heart, who through his trilogy of the world after us has made us think, not without humor, about the somewhat sectarian excesses of our daily lives. 

The one who knew how to defy the vindictiveness, who remained upright in his boots still rewards us today with one of his pearls, made with love, and played just by authentic actors and talented. 

Despite the small budget, this one-hour twenty-minute film will not leave you indifferent.  

Twenty-five years since this idea germinated, the result is a touching film, real life from different angles and the pen of Laurent Firode. 

What is visible to some is not always visible to others. 

To be seen Friday September 13 at 8:30 p.m. Saturday 14 at 6:30 p.m. and Sunday September 15 at 8:30 p.m. at Espace Saint Michel 75005 Paris. 

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