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- Without dialog, the behavior and suffering of moderately to severely impaired autistic children in a psychiatric hospital are shown respectfully but honestly,
- Like the diary of a journey, "Wild Blue" is a succession of life fragments. Punctuated by female voices, this film gathers children, trees and winds as musical motifs. Variations on these motifs evoke a world wounded by civil or religious horror. A world approached through gestures, silences, gazes and songs. As time goes, these notes for several voices compose a simple poem on listening.
- Anton Webern's "Langsamer Satz" for string quartet was performed as part of the "My GAIA" concert during the Festival's 2012 edition. Composed in 1905, "Langsamer Satz" is in traditional sonata form and in the key of C Major; it would be another twenty years before Webern turned to twelve-tone technique. "Langsamer Satz" premiered in 1962, seventeen years after Webern's death, and has the longest playing time of any piece in his body of work.
- While a voice reads a text by Jean Genet about the Sabra and Shatila massacre, describing he corpses of Palestinians scattered in the streets, men and women, alone, or in pairs, or with their children, walk past the statue of an impassible sphinx, in the peace of a beautiful park.