Jo

Justine Pluvinage | France | 2012 | 6' |

| IFFR 2015

After ending her nine-year relationship, Justine Pluvinage has no home, little money and plenty of time. She heads to New York for two-and-a-half months to film and have sex. This intimate film is also a confession of how she uses her camera to meet new men.

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Monologue
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Ego Sumo Version 2
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Living
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Two Faces
As Long As It Takes: Short
Hermine Freed caresses and kisses her mirror image in an attempt to reclaim her body in a male-dominated society.
Get Closer
As Long As It Takes: Short
Collage of scraps of photographs of three children shot in 1989. At the end, the pieces fall into place. Intimate reflection on time’s progression.
La perle
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As Long As It Takes: Short
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As Long As It Takes: Short
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Arid Edge
As Long As It Takes: Short
Bike ride through the rugged Atacama desert in Northern Chile, the driest in the world. Phil Dadson finds calm in the seemingly endless emptiness.