ALEXANDRA TILMAN
Research Creation
FILMS
Cadences 37 '
Director and image: Alexandra Tilman.
Editing: Aurélien Manya.
Sound: Jocelyn Robert.
Original version: French.
subtitles: English.
France / 2014 / 37mnn, Color, HD
A thesis film in visual sociology, Center Pierre Naville, UEVE Paris-Saclay.
Produced with the support of the SCAM (draft of a dream) and the Aid for Innovative Research of the UEVE.
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Special screening selection at the Ethnofilm festival of Athen, 2016
Official selection of FID, Marseille International Film Festival, 2015
Opening film of the international congress of the IVSA (international visual sociology association), Pittsburgh, USA, 2014
"From the singular to the plural, from father to son, from a company to laid-off workers, from one party to another, in the 90s, decadence is that of jobs, excess comes with techno, free parties improvise themselves in each deserted space. Alexandra Tilman's film testifies to these situations without giving in to obvious fascinations, hindsight gives such a distributed point of view. "
Gille Grand, programmer of the FID international film festival in Marseille, category of parallel screens.
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From singular to plural, from a father to his son, from a factory to laid-off workers, from a resident in a urban wasteland, cadences relate the fathers 'work or the sons' music. Le Havre in the 1990s: decadence lies in the job market, outrageousness comes from techno music, rave parties materialize in every deserted place. Alexandra Tilman's film depicts these situations without giving in to obvious fascinations, her perspective offering a mosaic-like viewpoint.
Le Havre, a city with a working-class and maritime tradition, is now affected by deindustrialisation ... Factories are gradually giving way to brownfields. Mechanical noises, electrical distortions and the repetitive bass of Noise and Techno then resonate with declining industrial history… Free parties clandestinely reinvest in places abandoned by production.
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Here time stops
Work in progress
Director: Alexandra & Hélène Tilman
Image and photography: Hélène Tilman
Sound and editing: Alexandra Tilman
In the heart of the Dordogne, the monastery of Vauclaire, five centuries old, becomes a lunatic asylum, then takes the name of psychiatric hospital. Here time stands still, and lives continue. Different, locked up, medicated, treated. The time of a parenthesis or a whole existence.
Videos, photographs, texts and sound creations make up this installation project supported by the Drac Région Nouvelle Aquitaine, the Arts and Sciences of Art research laboratory of Liège (Belgium) as well as the artist residency of the Zapart association of the CHS Vauclaire.
Sometimes I wonder 14 '
Direction, editing and image: Alexandra Tilman.
Original version: French.
subtitles: English.
France / 2007 / 14mnn, Color, HDV
JB, a young mirror worker spends his weekends free party. The balance between work and the need to get away from it all is fragile.
Master 2 film Image and Society, University of Evry Val d'Essonne.
ASF in the Golden Triangle 26 '
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Direction, editing, image: Alexandra TIlman
Sound recording: Quitterie Isle de Bauchaine.
France / 2005 / 26mn
Production: Ateliers Sans Frontière
A group of young French people in reintegration leave to renovate a day center for street children in Chiang Raï in northern Thailand.
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Commissioned film for the Atelier Sans Frontière association.
MLF Nouvel'R 22 '
Director: Alexandra Tilman
End of study film of the EICAR (international school of audiovisual creation and production)
France / 2004 / 22mn.
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Portrait of a female and feminist rap group from the working-class districts of Strasbourg.
Broadcast at the Maison des Femmes de Montreuil for two months (March, April 2004)
COLLABORATIONS
Bonjour, bonsoir 54'
Director: Émilie Balteau
Image: Anna Salzberg
Sound: Alexandra Tilman
Editing: Marie Bottois
France / 2017 / 54mn
Color, HD
In a peripheral district of Auxerre, the three old ones have all given way to small houses. Inside, residents tell me about this movement. What it conveys of ruptures. What it carries with it of permanence - that of a common condition, after all popular, and alive.
A thesis film in visual and filmic sociology from the Pierre Naville Center, University of Évry Val d'Essonne Paris-Saclay. Produced with the support of the SCAM (draft of a dream) and the Aid for Innovative Research of the UEVE.
Five Cuban Women 52 '
Director: Martha Pecina
Image and sound: Alexandra Tilman
Original version: Spanish
French subtitle
France, 2006 / 52mn
Color, HDV