Ultraviolette and the Blood-Spitters Gang
Robin Hunzinger
Documentary : 74' / Lesbian, Romance, Women, Herstory

After the death of his grandmother Emma, Robin Hunzinger and his mother Claudie found a carefully preserved collection of letters which Emma received from a girl called Marcelle. Marcelle and Emma met in the mid-1920s. Secretly, love blossomed between the two teenage girls, but after two years they parted ways. Marcelle developed tuberculosis and was admitted to a sanatorium, where she wrote many letters to Emma, letters that still burn with great evocative power.
 

Photo: Milana Christitch

/ EXHIBITION

Lisboa
September 17 | 21h30 | Cinema São Jorge - Sala 3 Buy Tickets
Queer Art Competition
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/ Details

Year: 2021

Country: France, Switzerland

Language: french

Subtitles: english

/ Direction

Robin Hunzinger

France


After studying History and Art History in Strasbourg, Robin Hunzinger studied Cinema in Jussieu with Jean Douchet and Jean Rouch. Since then, he has made documentary films about history, war, traces of memory, man in the face of the unthinkable and nature. His films have been shown in festivals like Cinéma du réel, Rotterdam and Festival de Thessaloniki.

 

Photo: Milana Christitch


Filmography

2021 - Ultraviolette et le gang des cracheuses de sang (Documentary)
2019 - Le recours aux forêts (Documentary)
2018 - L’homme qui voulait savoir (Documentary)
2016 - Inventaire avant disparition (Documentary)
2015 - Vers la forêt de Nuages (Documentary)
2012 - L'insaisissable Albert Kahn (Documentary)
2011 - Sarajevo : Notre résistance (Documentary)
2011 - Notre camarade Tito (Documentary)
2008 - La Bête des Vosges : Autopsie d’une rumeur (Documentary)
2007 - Ou sont nos amoureuses (Documentary)

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