To understand our present we need to come to terms with our past. Especially when the picture has been blurred. When one sets out to reconstruct historical events, wars for example, one collects material that was never recorded nor preserved for that intent. How, then, can one fill in the gaps, tell an interesting and believable story, and set in an historical perspective? Here are three examples, cleverly mixing authentic documents with fictional and narrative devices, in order to answer essential questions
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From UPF
Harvest of Iron is a documentary series in 52-minutes episodes. Thanks to three years of researched, the discovery of unreleased archives films, letters and witnesses… -
From UPF
In July 1940, Maréchal Pétain set up the government of the “French State” in the Hotel du Parc at Vichy. Until the country’s liberation… -
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UNIVERSAL HOTEL is a meditation on the remaining historical evidence of a Polish prisoner-of-war forced to participate with a German prostitute in a deep cold and…