BSB-GRU-EZE

Running time: 3’14’’
Production: FR 2015
 
“BSB-GRU-EZE” is a travel between three airports, based on the musical piece “A Sertaneja” written by the Brazilian composer Brasílio Itiberê. The use of acronyms emphasizes the similarity of one trip to another. The short film is inspired by the city  of Brasilia. The idea is that in a fictional future our passport number will replace the use of our name. Paris will turn into CDG and the world will become a multitude of airports with people in transit at all times.
 
 
 

 

Authors:

  • Aline Benchemhoun
    Was born in Lyon, France in 1986. She currently lives and works in Brazil. She studied communication and literary translation in the University Lumière of Lyon and the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. In Rio de Janeiro she studied in the School of Visual Arts of Parque Lage. She works with shorts films, photography and collages. 
     
    Filmography:
    Final (2015)
    BSB-GRU-EZE (2015)
    6663  (2014)
    Serenatas de pompeya (2013)
    Doxa (2013)

     

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