Emel Mathlouthi 'Kaddesh' by Marion Petegnief & Sami Battikh
Lassamie Prasimay - 22nd Aug 2018
Tunisian singer Emel Mathlouthi, who is best known for her protest songs Ya Tounes Ya Meskina ('Poor Tunisia') and Kelmti Horra ('My Word is Free') – which both became anthems for the Tunisian Revolution – is enveloped in surreal landscapes of living material, colours and textures, providing a visually striking performance of her latest cri de coeur, Kaddesh ('How Many').
Directed by Marion Petegnief and Sami Battikh, the scenes were created by combining three striking performance set-ups, spliced together with handcrafted VFX executed by the Chemical Bouillon collective. It climaxes with a bloody visual metaphor to drive home the message of the song.
Lassamie Prasimay - 22nd Aug 2018
Credits
Production/Creative
- Director
- Marion Petegnief / Sami Battikh
- Producer
- Little Human Records
- Production Company
- Sourdoreille Production
- Production Manager
- Ervin Le Goaziou
Camera
- Director of Photography
- Romain Prouveur
- Focus Puller
- Thomas Biso
Lighting/Grip
- Gaffer
- Thais Beaufils
Art
- Art Director
- Marion Petegnief
Wardrobe
- Make-up
- Emily Baudry
- Wardrobe
- Marwa Chtioui / Eleonore Stoll
Casting
Editorial
- Editor
- Paul Marquis
Grading
- Colourist
- Florian Jarry
Commission
- Label
- Little Human Records
Other credits
Key Grip
Julien LOFERON
Production Designer
Marion THIBAUT
Assistant Designer
Gabrielle LISSOT / Julie NOBELEN
Location Manager
Charles BRETON
Production Administrator
Justine BOUVET
Editorial Coordinator
Romain BOURCEAU
Lassamie Prasimay - 22nd Aug 2018