De guerre lasses
Laurent Bécue-Renard
De guerre lasses follows, over one year, the therapy of three young Bosnian women a few years after the Yugoslavian conflict and describes the consequences of the war in psychological and individual terms.
With : (dans leurs propres rôles) Jasmina Dedic, Senada-Hajrija Mumic, Sedina Salcinovic, Teufika Ibrahimefendic, Fatima Babic
Image : Camille Cottagnoud, Renaud Personnaz, Fikreta Ahmetovic, Saskia Jol
Editing : Charlotte Boisgeol, Laurent Bécue-Renard
Mixage : Olivier Dô Hùu
Music : Kudsi Ergüner
Image : Camille Cottagnoud, Renaud Personnaz, Fikreta Ahmetovic, Saskia Jol
Editing : Charlotte Boisgeol, Laurent Bécue-Renard
Mixage : Olivier Dô Hùu
Music : Kudsi Ergüner
Production : Alice films
"There were several things I wanted to transmit in this film. Firstly an immediate feeling: when we arrived in Sarajevo, we saw a town which bore witness to the extreme fragility of modernity. Its political status was that of an Eastern European city, but it was a modern city in a modern country. For the generation I belong to, which was born after the wars in Europe and the wars committed by European to their colonies, seeing a modern European city at war meant the crumbling of a certain number of values I'd been brought up in: values of progress, modernity and the peace that comes with them; seeing this city in chaos was utter dejection and the immediate feeling that everyone felt when we arrived" (Laurent Bécue-Renard).