Nannan is a travel diary taking you through Martinique, at the heart of the process of creation, and featuring several artists working on contemporary projects in dance, the visual arts, and music. From hip hop to contemporary dance, from photography to the renewed traditional arts of the island, Nannan lifts the curtain on a West Indian artistic stage, revealing young and less young artists, with an original approach often unknown to the general public. Communities rub shoulders with each other, innovate, and constantly question tradition.
Nannan; Alternative art explorations #Martinique.
Nannan; Alternative art explorations #Martinique. (2017) |
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Region: |
Martinique |
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Language: |
French, with English subtitles |
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Rating: |
All Ages |
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Director(s): |
Aymeric Cattenoz | Christian Foret |
Aymeric Cattenoz
Aymeric Cattenoz is a young explorer of faraway lands and their traditional habits. He aims to make people discover alternative art forms from those countries, particularly the Middle-East ones.
Christian Foret
Christian Foret is well-known throughout the Martinique audiovisual sector, and has worked on a lot of cinematic projects. He’s been directing creative documentaries since 2008, describing the society he lives in, observing, constantly questioning life.
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