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The Sea is History, made in the Dominican Republic and Haiti, is a free adaptation of the poem by Derek Walcott. The film is a materialist and animist critiq...
The Sea is History. Auteur : Louis HENDERSON. Année : 2016. Catégorie : ESSAY. Fiche Technique. Title of the movie : The Sea is History. Director : Louis Henderson. Producer : Olivier Marboeuf. Executive production : Spectre Productions. Length : 27 min. Language : English et Haïtian Creole. Subtitles : French.
Auteur: Louis HENDERSON; Année: 2014; Catégorie: ESSAY; Fiche Technique; Title of the movie: All That Is Solid; Director: Louis Henderson; Length: 15 min; Language: English / French; Subtitles: English; Format: HD; Crédits; Photography: Louis Henderson; Editing: Louis Henderson; Sound: Joseph Munday, Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe ← précédent ...
Louis Henderson: “Animism is the only sensible version of materialism” 27 February 2016 - De Brakke Grond, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. --- For some time I have been working towards an archaeological cinema that investigates political problems inherent within institutional archives.
Born 1983 - Norwich, England. Louis Henderson is a filmmaker who is currently trying to find new ways of working with people to address and question our current global condition defined by racial capitalism and ever-present histories of the European colonial project. The working method is archaeological. Since 2015 he has been collaborating ...
Louis Henderson • Director of Ouvertures. "This film is an hybrid production between art and cinema" BERLINALE 2020: British filmmaker Louis Henderson, member of The Living and the Dead Ensemble, talks about their Forum-screened documentary Ouvertures, which plunges into the Haitian revolution.
5 de oct. de 2020 · Ouvertures: Directed by Louis Henderson, Olivier Marboeuf. With Mackenson Bijou, Dieuvela Cherestal, James Desiris, James Fleurissaint. Reflecting on the legacy of Haitian revolutionary Toussaint L'Ouverture, follows a collective's process of translating Édouard Glissant's play Monsieur Toussaint from French to Creole.
