Le sphinx
Fragments of Jean Genet's text “Four Hours in Chatila” are paired with summer images of a Brussels park in a 13-minute film.
Synopsis
Fragments of Jean Genet's text “Four Hours in Chatila” are paired with summer images of a Brussels park in a 13-minute film.
Synopsis
Summer scenes from a park in Brussels contrast with fragments from Jean Genet's text, “Four Hours in Chatila.” The documentary, directed by Thierry Knauff in 1986, uses this juxtaposition to challenge the flow of information that often dulls the perception of horror. By placing serene visuals alongside stark words, it seeks to provoke a deeper understanding of the events described in Genet's writing. The film runs for 13 minutes.
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