Ongoing productions

Prices & Festivals

Portrait of artist Reineke Hollander

In October 2024, we started the shooting of the portrait of the artist Reineke Hollander in Marseille. Her work is based on the use of recycled textiles and various objects whose experience inspires her two-dimensional assemblies. Her favourite themes are often political (wars, immigration, colonization...). Her studios are shared between Marseille and Brooklyn where the second part of the shooting took place last November

Dominique Cerf, is there someone in there

After a wonderful evening screening at the 7 Clous space in Marseille/ Patrick Raynaud, the filmed portrait of Dominique Cerf is selected at the FADA Film Festival around Art, at the Centre d'Art Contemporain de Chateauvert. Screening Saturday, July 20 at 8:00 PM

Promotional film for Pierre Clerk

After a portrait of the artist Pierre Clerk in 2012 co-produced with the Base Sous-Solmarine de Bordeaux, we are making the montage of a promotional film in order to seek sponsors for the manufacture of new monumental sculptures that can be put into motion in parks or museums.

A sob in the throat, the History of the Camp de Gurs 1939-1945

• Honorable Mention at the Humanitarian Awards Best Shorts Competition 2020

• Official Selection at Political cinema directed by women Madrid 2018.

• Price for Documentary at International Independent Film Festival SMR13 in St Mitre les Remparts 2018.

An original documentary on the unknown history of the Camp de Gurs, which interned Spanish and Basque refugees from 1939 onwards, then "undesirables" and Jews, and closed its doors only at the end of 1945.

This documentary aims to never forget the dark hours of our past, and to transmit the values of our republican motto "Freedom, equality, brotherhood" so that history does not repeat itself; a message for future generations, so that these camps disappear, whatever their names (internment camp, detention, reception...), in France, Europe, Africa and everywhere in the world, or at least find the face of humanity and dignity, to give asylum and refuge to populations fleeing war. This film opens the debate on the recurring and terribly current problem of welcoming refugees in France and Europe, because those who are today modestly called "migrants" are also, mainly war refugees.

A film directed by Caroline de Otero, written by MC Albanési, co-produced by Crossing'Art and BoiSakré productions.

PORTRAITS OF ARTISTS FROM MARSEILLE

Caroline de OTERO and Catherine GUILLAUD have made four first portraits with the funding of the French government (Chèque France numérique/ relance plan). Marta Santos, Izabela Kowalczyk, Bernard Boyer, Laurent Galland and more recently Dominique Cerf were filmed in their Marseillais workshops. In February, the films were screened in Marseille in front of a large audience of culture professionals.