Actor | Marie Voignier |
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Starlings, also known as field rats, are unpopular birds. Considered pests, they often arouse disgust and rejection. Marie Voignier places her camera in front of several farmers who have to deal with this problem. Like organised criminals, these birds go on a rampage in an area, leaving the inhabitants helpless. During the course of the film, the farmers gradually fall silent, none of them finding the words to describe the situation, reflect on it or discuss it. It’s as though no dialogue, no diplomatic means can clear a path towards a solution. Faced with this impossible situation, the protagonists can only fight back with the sound of cannon fire.
Julia pinget Director
Brieuc Mével Coordinator of a cultural season
Starlings, also known as field rats, are unpopular birds. Considered pests, they often arouse disgust and rejection. Marie Voignier places her camera in front of several farmers who have to deal with this problem. Like organised criminals, these birds go on a rampage in an area, leaving the inhabitants helpless. During the course of the film, the farmers gradually fall silent, none of them finding the words to describe the situation, reflect on it or discuss it. It’s as though no dialogue, no diplomatic means can clear a path towards a solution. Faced with this impossible situation, the protagonists can only fight back with the sound of cannon fire.
Julia pinget Director
Brieuc Mével Coordinator of a cultural season