La Fabbrica

Emmanuelle Cuau

Emmanuelle Cuau is one of the very few French filmmakers who keeps up the long-buried tradition of romantic secrets and speculations, tapping gleefully into the paranoid wells of fiction, i.e. the power of suggestion and mystery. Her films, predicated on potent challenges to the concept of identity, unravel social roles (Circuit Carole, 1995), investigate the unspeakable core of daily interactions (Not on My Watch, 2017), and unearth riveting causes of alienation within our eternal duality as human beings (Very Well, Thank You, 2007). Identity is fleeting and, naturally, leads to madness; this is what Emmanuel Cuau’s films have shown, better than anyone, through ambiguity and uncertainty, finding endless ways to top with the audience’s consciousness. 

A complete retrospective (including her unreleased short film Palais de Tokyo), events, carte blanche screenings and a preview of the restored version of Circuit Carole.

Emmanuelle Cuau, Gilbert Melki, Sabine Lancelin, Laurence Côte and Olivier Cruveiller will be attending. 

 

Palais de Tokyo

Emmanuelle Cuau

1986
11'
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Offre d'emploi

Emmanuelle Cuau

1993
23'
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Circuit carole

Emmanuelle Cuau

1994
1h15
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Très bien, merci

Emmanuelle Cuau

2006
1h40
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Les galons du sergent

Emmanuelle Cuau

2016
13'
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Not on my watch

Emmanuelle Cuau

2015
1h22
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Secret défense

Jacques Rivette

1997
2h53
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La saisie

Bernard Cuau

1979
34'
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L'argent

Robert Bresson

1982
1h24
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Films in the Retrospective