Fugue géographique
Érik Bullot
2013 - 4 min - Noir & Blanc - France

Shot in a chapel converted into a studio, "Fugue géographique" offers a rhythmic, visual (and funny) interpretation of a musical created in 1930 by the Austrian composer Ernst Toch.
Written in four-part harmony, "Geographical Fugue" lists places like a musical map. After "Tongue Twisters" (2011) and "Faux Amis" (2012), Érik Bullot continues his filmic exploration of language and the surprises reserved for attentive ears.

Linguistique | Musique


Author-Director : Érik Bullot
Photography : Catherine Pujol
Sound : Jean-François Priester
Editing : Gaelle Cintré
Delegate Producer : Érik Bullot

Distribution


Distributor : Érik Bullot

Distinctions

2014 - FIDMarseille (Festival International de Cinéma), Marseille (France) : Écrans paralleles