SONG N°15
Farida is a singer went blind at the age of thirty, following an illness. She performs « My Heart Will Go On » by Céline Dion, the song featured in the film « Titanic », about the doomed liner, the last film she saw at the cinema before losing her sight.
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Céline TROUILLETDirector
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Céline TROUILLETWriter
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Céline TROUILLETProducer
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Farida IARICHENEKey Cast
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Project Type:Short
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Runtime:4 minutes 40 seconds
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Completion Date:September 1, 2012
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Production Budget:500 EUR
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Country of Origin:France
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Country of Filming:France
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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27th Instants Video numeriques et poetiquesMarseille
November 29, 2014
Marseille Premiere -
16th Festival des Cinémas différents et expérimentaux de ParisParis
October 19, 2014
Paris Premiere -
Resonance, exhibitionRichmond, Virginia
May 15, 2014
USA Premiere -
NordArt 2014, exhibitionKunstwerk Carlshütte, Büdelsdorf, Germany
July 1, 2014
Büdelsdorf Premiere -
8th IN-SONORA, Interactive and Sound Art FestivalMadrid, Spain
March 13, 2014
Spain Premiere -
Come As You Are, "Miden" presentationEspacio Enter, Canarias
November 15, 2013 -
International Festival of Creativity, Innovation & Digital CultureEspacio Enter, Canarias
October 30, 2014
Canarias Premiere -
2nd OZON International Video Art FestivalPoland
October 25, 2013
Poland Premiere
HONORED MENTION FOR SONG N°15 -
5th Cairo Video FestivalCairo, Egypt
September 26, 2013
Egypt Premiere -
Festival Miden, Video Art FestivalKalamata, Greece
July 4, 2013
Greece Premiere -
C.A.R. Videolounge 2013, Art FairEssen, Germany
May 31, 2013
Essen Premiere -
FONLAD, Digital Art FestivalCoimbra, Portugal
February 7, 2013
Portugal Premiere -
9th Berlin International Directors LoungeBerlin, Germany
February 7, 2013
Germany Premiere
A native of Colmar, born in 1975, and a graduate of the Ecole supérieure des arts décoratifs in Strasbourg, video artist Céline Trouillet regularly presents her films in international video exhibitions and festivals. She has received a number of grants from the French arts council and is a former lauriat of the Centre Européen d'Actions Artistiques Contemporaines in Strasbourg. Her work is included in private and public art collections in France and Switzerland and a DVD of her work to date will be published soon.
My videos could be described as ‘‘singing portraits’’. In the ‘‘SONG’’ series a continuous close-up of singing heads facing the camera and performing in real time is accompanied by a musical soundtrack.
Growing up in the 1980s, I was part of the first generation to be constantly exposed to music video clips in a period that also saw the advent of Karaoke in Europe, which encouraged the notion that anybody could become a pop star, an idea that also led to public interest in amateur TV talent contests.
Each portrait contains multiple layers of signification that are open to interpretation. The films are formally similar, yet each portrait is unique and the creative possibilities are only limited by the number of songs in existence and the number of individuals willing to sing them.