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Le 14e Festival International
Signes de Nuit
Paris

24 Novembre - 4 Décembre, 2016

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Maison du Portugal
Maison du Mexique
Main d'oeuvres
 Bibliotheque Francois Truffaut


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Regard Spécifique
Laura Marie Wayne
Samedi 26 Novembre 2016 / 22 h
Mains d'oeuvres
Paris

 

Laura Marie Wayne
Laura Marie Wayne


Laura Marie Wayne is a musician, scholar and filmmaker from Canada. In 2014, she was the first Canadian to graduate from cinema school in Cuba (EICTV) where she has been trained intensively for three years in documentaries. In 2015, she was selected by Hot Docs as one of eight up and coming filmmakers in Canada. < Laura is currently directing her first feature length documentary in Halifax with the National Film Board. Her works are characterized by her propensity for self-reflection and by a continued exploration of her own relationship to the natural world. Creating in the tradition of auteur cinema, Laura’s films reflect a highly sensitive and refreshingly clear cinematic voice and have been selected for festival exhibition across Europe, North America and the Caribbean.

 

Site web :
http://www.lauramariefilms.com


 

 

Water Washing Through Bones
Water washing


Laura Marie Wayne

Cuba
2014 /0:11:23

Water washing through bones is a series of hushed, contemplative moments that reflect the existence of Eduardo Zamora (78), one of the last remaining inhabitants of a dying mountain town in Cuba. A lone moon burns in a black sky and the silence is laced with flowing water; Eduardo’s world appears eternal and hypnotic but for his shaking hands, which hint at his fragility in the face of time. Inspired by Jorge Luis Borges’ musings on mirrors in The Aleph (1949), Water washing through bones is a portrait of both solitude and the search to see oneself reflected in another.




FRENCH PREMIERE


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The Road
 


Laura Marie Wayne

Cuba
2013 / 0:12:41

Suddenly abandoned by her lover, a young Canadian filmmaker takes refuge in a small town in Cuba. The camera glides through a melancholic Cuban landscape and heartache transforms with the recognition of the beauty of love and loss. A tender and deeply personal memoir, The Road is an invitation to celebrate sorrow and faith as cornerstones of the human experience.




FRENCH PREMIERE


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Gloria
 


Laura Marie Wayne

Cuba
2011 / 0:03:21

A cine-poem reflecting on life, love and Gloria.




EUROPE PREMIERE


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Ode to John Wayne
 


Laura Marie Wayne

Cuba
2013 / 0:08:45

A childhood memory deconstructed. Using only found footage from her family's collection of home videos, the director re-visits the moment her baby brother was first brought home from the hospital and named. Combining this memory with footage of the first 'horror' film she shot when 11 years old, the director recycles the footage to evoke the 'trauma' of the arrival of her newborn sibling.




INTERNATIONAL PREMIERE


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Crepúsculo
 


Laura Marie Wayne

Cuba
2009 / 0:09:00

A poignant, wordless portrait of a country frozen in twilight.




FRENCH PREMIERE


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Most of Us don't Live There
Most of dont live there


Laura Marie Wayne

Canada, Cuba
2015 / 0:25:00

Most of Us Don’t Live There is a memoir, both visually stunning and heartbreakingly sincere; a young woman wanders the landscapes of her childhood and explores a life coloured by bipolar depression. Set in the powerful Canadian Rockies, the film draws a link between nature and the human mind and calls for a re-visioning of what we understand as mental illness.



FRENCH PREMIERE

Trailer :
http://www.lauramariefilms.com/trailer

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