So far, so good...
Jean Rouch International Festival
Collective film (France, 1h22, 2022)
Official selection 2023: Immersion du regard
Prix du Public / Sélection Images en Bibliothèques
In the course of regular consultations at Bobigny’s Maternal and Child Protection Center, we discover the work of those who accompany patients’ families. The film lets us see and hear the quality, demands and necessity of the listening and advice provided in the space of trust that professionals manage to create to welcome an intimate and sometimes fragile word. Their voices resonate and accompany the viewer, putting into perspective their reflections and the delicate balance between the conditions of support for users and their working conditions.
The screening will be followed by a discussion with Julien Pornet and Isabelle Menaouil-Maetz.
Production and film team
Houria Allal, Nassera Belkebir, Jeanne Bourdelet, Fadela Dahmani, Géraldine Goure, Ariane Juresco, Hanifa Mehdaoui, Isabelle Menaouil-Maetz, Christiane Pesci, Hélène Ndiaye Atayi, Olga Klevtsova, Hélène See, Sandrine Thomas, Anaïs Fontalirant, Nathalie Herout, Cyrielle Carron.
Production: Julien Pornet and Matthieu Dibelius.
Image: Matthieu Dibelius, Julien Pornet, PMI Bobigny team
Editing: Christine Bouteiller
Mixing: Mathieu Farnarier
Calibration: Olivier Fages
Production/distribution: Périphérie (Centre régional de Création cinématographique), Montreuil (France)Julien Pornet
Julien Pornet, a trained film editor, is in charge of educational initiatives and Documentary Observatories at Périphérie. The Documentary Observatories introduce documentary filmmaking to the staff of a workplace or living space, and support them in the collective production of a film that questions their professional practices. This unique experience lasts an average of three years.
Matthieu Dibelius
A Franco-German filmmaker, Matthieu Dibelius began his career as an artistic facilitator in hospitals, where he set up workshops and a series of lecture-performances. In 2011, he founded the association Les Alentours, which examines how artistic practices and the medical-social professions are transformed when they come together. In 2015, he embarked on the direction of his first documentary film, D’ici là, selected in numerous festivals.
Collective film (France, 1h22, 2022)
Official selection 2023: Immersion du regard
Prix du Public / Sélection Images en Bibliothèques
In the course of regular consultations at Bobigny’s Maternal and Child Protection Center, we discover the work of those who accompany patients’ families. The film lets us see and hear the quality, demands and necessity of the listening and advice provided in the space of trust that professionals manage to create to welcome an intimate and sometimes fragile word. Their voices resonate and accompany the viewer, putting into perspective their reflections and the delicate balance between the conditions of support for users and their working conditions.
The screening will be followed by a discussion with Julien Pornet and Isabelle Menaouil-Maetz.
Production and film team
Houria Allal, Nassera Belkebir, Jeanne Bourdelet, Fadela Dahmani, Géraldine Goure, Ariane Juresco, Hanifa Mehdaoui, Isabelle Menaouil-Maetz, Christiane Pesci, Hélène Ndiaye Atayi, Olga Klevtsova, Hélène See, Sandrine Thomas, Anaïs Fontalirant, Nathalie Herout, Cyrielle Carron.
Production: Julien Pornet and Matthieu Dibelius.
Image: Matthieu Dibelius, Julien Pornet, PMI Bobigny team
Editing: Christine Bouteiller
Mixing: Mathieu Farnarier
Calibration: Olivier Fages
Production/distribution: Périphérie (Centre régional de Création cinématographique), Montreuil (France)Julien Pornet
Julien Pornet, a trained film editor, is in charge of educational initiatives and Documentary Observatories at Périphérie. The Documentary Observatories introduce documentary filmmaking to the staff of a workplace or living space, and support them in the collective production of a film that questions their professional practices. This unique experience lasts an average of three years.
Matthieu Dibelius
A Franco-German filmmaker, Matthieu Dibelius began his career as an artistic facilitator in hospitals, where he set up workshops and a series of lecture-performances. In 2011, he founded the association Les Alentours, which examines how artistic practices and the medical-social professions are transformed when they come together. In 2015, he embarked on the direction of his first documentary film, D’ici là, selected in numerous festivals.