Louise Bourque: ‘A reclamation of flowerpower in which images of trees in springtime bloom are subjected to the floriferous ravages of menarcheal substance. The title is based on an expression from my coming of age in French Canada where girls would refer to having their menstrual periods as ‘être dans ses fleurs’. As a result of incubation in menstrual blood for several months, the original images on the emulsion undergo violent alterations. The blood preys on the fertilised blossoms and substitutes its own dark beauty.’
Also in this combined programme
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Evokation of my Demon Sister
Collage film with shots from Carrie, the telekinetic goddess of revenge in the 20th century.
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My Guts, Your Ocean
Mythology comes to life in a ritual that takes litres of paint and lots of dead fish.
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Person’na
A very intense, fairytale macabre animation film about eating rituals.
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Skellahellavision
A nightmare vision about porn actresses who change into skeletons.
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Objects In Virtuality Are Closer Than They Appear
A confrontation between a ‘human’ figure and a series of geometric forms.
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Film details
- Country of production
- Canada
- Year
- 2003
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2003
- Length
- 4"
- Medium/Format
- 35mm
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