The Cellar: cycle of pre and post-Covid film screenings

At first, we spent Saturday afternoon around roundabouts. And our bodies, freed from the constraints of consumption, blocked the entrances of the multiplex theater. Then the Covid virus appeared.

And the leaders spat out their guilt-inducing venom every day in order to conceal the emptiness of their office.

So

Now

Now

Under their security barriers and between the pillars of their CCTV

The cellar door is wide open.

The darkness becomes light.

The cinema screen suspended in the cellar becomes an interstice between the lockdown outside and the reflective glow of our spaces of confrontation.

Sub-groups of less than ten spectators attend the screenings of our films in the cellars free of the competition, awards and speech of the socialique president.