L’Annonciation

Laurence Balan, David Bart

Experimental film | France | 35 mm | 1.33 | color | mono | 2010 | 14' 00"
42 €

Original language: Français Screening Copy: 35 mm

Film in two scenes. The angel Gabriel, blazing luminous abstraction, comes to meet Marie, a young woman made of flesh and blood. He announces her that she’ll become the mother of Jesus, son of God. The mystery of the Incarnation. Then, the angel leaves and let Marie to her emotions.

Credits

Director: Laurence Balan, David Bart

Cast

Players: Laetitia Spigarelli

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