The escape

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Country: France
Year: 2022
Duration: 18 min

Synopsis:

The Escape is a modern tale. It is the story of an encounter, that of two men, that of a coffin meeting its hearse, of death inviting itself into life or perhaps of life inviting itself into death. This encounter follows an advert on Leboncoin: “Solid oak coffin, varnished. Excellent condition. Large size. Its particularitý is to have the place for the legs embedded. It is not padded inside. Does not fit in an oven, hearse or traditional vault. Difficulty to get through doors (...)”.

December 4, 18:00 - screening of the film "The Escape" directed by Justine Pluvinage, Philémon Vanorle (18+). Screening with subtitles + in one block with the film "Piblokto" directed by Anastasia Shubina, Timofey Glinin.
Place: Dom Kino, large hall, 88 Mira Ave.

December 5, 13:00 - re-screening of "The Escape" directed by Justine Pluvinage, Philémon Vanorle. The film is shown in its original language with Russian subtitles + in one block with the film "Piblokto" directed by Anastasia Shubina, Timofey Glinin.
Place: Dom Kino, art-loft, 88 Mira Ave.

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Biography

Justine Pluvinage graduated from the École nationale supérieure de la photographie d’Arles” in 2009, then from Le Fresnoy, studio national des arts contemporains, in 2015.

In 2013, she won the Grand Prix du Jury at the 58th Salon de Montrouge. In 2015, Justine won the Jeune talent art numérique prize awarded by 104, SCAM and Arte Créative. In 2017 she went on a residency in the United States. This resulted in her installation “Amazons”, shown in both places. Her work, which unfolds between video art, documentary film and fiction, has been shown at FOAM in Amsterdam, BAL in Paris and in the modules of the Palais de Tokyo.

Selective filmography

2020 “Madisoning”
2016 “Tandem”
2015 “Cuisine américaine”
2014 “Mollusques”
2012 “Tourette et péroné”
2011 “Le mariage de ma cousine”
2008 “Catherine”

Born in Brussels in 1980, Philémon Vanorlé, a Belgian citizen, lives and works in Lille (France). As a visual artist, his approach reveals the incongruity of forms, images or vernacular objects gleaned or injected into the everyday. Diversion, displacement and irreverence characterise a production that is both poetic and critical. His works have been presented in particular at the Conciergerie in Paris, at the Fine Arts Museum in Caen, at the FRAC Grand-Large and abroad in Quebec, Poland (BWA) and Belgium (BPS22). Philémon also creates theatre set designs. He holds a doctorate in plastic arts.