Event
Anne-Marie Miéville: Conférence
Marie Anne Guerin
Thu 4 Oct 2018, 19:00
PART OF Anne-Marie Miéville Retrospective
Lecture

« Anne-Marie Miéville pose, dans l’urgence, les questions de l’expression des origines, des petits enfants, des musiques, des chants. Dire oui, dire non. Danser, manier le fouet, marcher, composer des bouquets de fleurs. Le silence, troué par le langage et la musique, n’accompagne pas les personnages, mais nous les livre. On assiste à l’apparition du son. Un pas avant l’image, ou juste à côté. »

Marie Anne Guérin

 

Marie Anne Guérin est écrivain et critique de cinéma, aux Cahiers du Cinéma (de 1991 à 2003) et désormais à la revue Trafic.

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