Song

a film by Dominique Starck, 16'A poetic, contemplative, pictorial essay. A hymn to love and nature.

Chant is a simple, unadorned, loving encounter between a dancer and a young woman, and an unusual experience of communion with nature.

Like a harmony with the Indians of the Great Plains who knew how to honour nature as much as they did themselves, and who constantly experienced unity with nature. Chant is a tuning of signs and symbols explored in depth, an exploration of the inner world of an artist in love with life.

technical data:

duration	16 minutes
camera	Daniel Coche
sound	Damien Fritsch
editing	Damien Fritsch
music	Anne Chesnet, Amadou Kienou
production	dora films
supports	DRAC Alsace, Ville de Strasbourg
distribution	dora films

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