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Philippe Grandrieux
Philippe Grandrieux (born 10 October, 1954; Saint-Étienne) is a French filmmaker. His work covers several cinematographic fields : TV experimentation, video art, research movie, film essay, documentary and museum exhibition.
His uncompromised vision of Art, leads him to push the boundaries of the cinematographic fields he is working on. Following the work of Teinosuke Kinugasa, Jean Epstein and Pier Paolo Pasolini who were constantly looking for and inventing new narrative forms that would only fit films, Grandrieux’s films, deriving from horror movies and experimental movies, give the viewer intense sensorial experiences. His goal is to make the viewer psychologically involved in his movies. Its films actually express a whole world of energies based on sensations and affects despite a linear narration and an iconography that relies on archetypes that refer to the archaic images of the fairy tale and the legend.
As director
Tristan und Isolde
Liminal
The Scream
Unrest
Despite the Night
Meurtrière
White Epilepsy
It May Be That Beauty Has Strengthened Our Resolve - Masao Adachi
A Lake
Late Season
Grenoble
Met
A New Life
Sombre
Back to Sarajevo
Balladur / Chirac-Kohl / Juppé
Jogo do Bicho
The Wheel
Brian Holm
Gert Jan Theunisse
Cafés
The Black Hole
Le Labyrinthe - le temps, la memoire, les images
Berlin
The World is All What Happens
Berlin-Paris-Berlin
Comédies-Comédiens
Long Courrier
Full Size
Full Moon