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Celestine, 2021, 1'56"
After Jean Renoir's movie The Diary of a Chambermaid, 1946

— Why do you tell me this?
— Because your name is Celestine, and your hair is gold.

Pour Quelques Souvenirs (For a few memories), 2021, 3'17"

Some sort of dance video performed by commuters in the Tokyo metro on an old famous kitsch French song, about teenage years, first loves, and gently fading shiny memories.
The title and chorus referr to Marcel Proust's novel's Du Côté de chez Swann (Swann's way) and À L'Ombre des jeunes filles en fleurs (In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower).  

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We forget, as tomorrow is far, so far from today
But I often happen to remember
The teenage young boy I'm not anymore

We smile, looking on pictures yellowing
At that slightly too self-confident air we take at 16
Doing our best to look older

I would love to walk again around Swann's way
To see my first love again, who was meeting me under the oak tree
And letting me kiss her on the cheek

I wouldn't like to do the way back
And still I'd give a lot to live again, for just one moment
The time of happiness, in the shade of a girl in flower

We forget, and someday it doesn't take more than a smell
That we suddenly bump again into some old morning's magic
And forget about the future for a couple of memories

And I go for a walk around Swann's way again
To see my first love again, who was meeting me under the oak tree
And letting me kiss her on the cheek

I wouldn't like to do the way back
And still I'd give a lot to live again, for just one moment
The time of happiness, in the shade of a girl in flower

I would love to walk again around Swann's way To see my first love again, who was meeting me under the oak tree
And letting me kiss her on the cheek

I wouldn't like to do the way back
And still I'd give a lot to live again, for just one moment
The time of happiness, in the shade of a girl in flower

Près des horloges (Close to Clocks), 2004, 1'50"

A movie about time, and about the present that comes after what was.

Le Voyage de Patrizio (Patrizio's Journey), 2004, 7'

Plastic figure Patrizio on his journey of life.