VIS-À-VIS
SYNOPSIS
A French filmmaker seeks to understand colonisation. In the Palestinian territories occupied by Israel, he entrusts six cameras to women living in two enemy communities facing each other from opposite sides of two hills: Nabi Saleh and Neveh Tzuf.
Taken together, their images, shot between 2019 and 2023, tell us whats it's like to be a coloniser and a colonised. Vis-à-vis is a film about community-building in the context of colonisation, shot by those who live it.
FEATURE FILM
FRANCE
70 minutes
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ANTOINE GOLDET
VALLEY RESIDENTS, TAMIR FAINGOLD
CÉCILE ELISE SABELLA
CHACHI HAUSER,
JUSTINE HENOCHSBERG AND JULIE
GUESNON AMARANTE (LES BATELIÈRES)
DIRECTED BY
ANTOINE GOLDET
Paris-born filmmaker Antoine Goldet studied at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) in London before earning a master's degree in video journalism at Columbia University in New York. He worked as an investigative journalist in the United States the Center for Investigative Journalism and directed his first short documentary in Cuba for the Miami Herald, Upon returning to Paris in 2016, he founded his own production company, Amok Films, with director Dea Gjinovci. Antoine now co-directs two feature-length creative documentaries, Sisters Acts and Vis-à-Vis.
