Join us for a special screening of short experimental films selected and presented by Helena Gouveia Monteiro and Sébastien Ronceray and projected on 16mm film.
Founded in 2000 in France, Association Braquage is a collective whose aim is to promote knowledge of cinema by organising screenings, festivals, meetings with filmmakers, workshops, and exhibitions. The organisation promotes and disseminates a singular type of cinema, with a handmade approach akin to the visual arts, taking an interest in experimental forms as well as documentaries, animation, and early cinema.
Traveling to diverse and sometimes remote locations to introduce people to these unique works and practices, as well as to the machines that enabled the birth and creativity of cinema, they have programmed over 800 film screenings, in both alternative places and institutions.
Sébastien Ronceray is an experimental filmmaker, lecturer, and critic, and the co-founder of Association Braquage.
He regularly publishes in magazines, catalogues and collective works and works primarily in independent creative spaces such as L’Abominable/Navire Argo laboratories in Paris, Mire in Nantes, LaboBXL in Bruxelles, or Double Négatif in Montreal, often collaborating with musicians, dancers, and performers.
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