Overview

Marguerite Duras's films are 'films of voices' in which one 'reads the film and sees the book'. Duras shares with contemporary artists this way of looking at cinematic writing as a 'kaleidoscope space'. This series of screenings which takes place at the SLG, the French Institute and Tate Modern explores the links between Duras's work and contemporary film-making.

David Lamelas, Interview with Marguerite Duras, 1970, 5'13"

Philippe Terrier-Hermann, La Derive (The Rift), 2009, 61'

Followed by a Q&A with Philippe Terrier-Hermann, actor Andy Gillet and Anne-Sophie Dinant, associate curator at the South London Gallery.

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Neighbours is curated by Pascale Cassagnau and presented by the London French Institute in collaboration with the South London Gallery and Tate Modern.