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The “documentary style” of these images of farmers posing in their natural environment evokes the portraits taken by the German, August Sander, between the wars or the photographs by Dorothy Lange commissioned by the Farm Security Administration to document rural America during the Great Depression. A series marked by frontal shooting, elaborate black and white, sharp focus, nuance and gradation, a sense of length: these “portraits” deprived of words (but not sounds) evoke, through the editing rhythm of their sequences, the wall of a gallery or the silence of the lay out of an exhibition catalogue. Interspliced with black screens, shots of coal black water and shadow laden lands in an expressionist style, the film reveals, beyond the characters who are filmed without pathos by the mechanical process of recording, a ruined territory where the harshness of living conditions can be guessed. Here, as with Audrius Stonys, few or no words, but a rich soundtrack full of snatches of voice and various sounds within which we feel the presence and vibration of cinema.'' {br}{br} ---- '__'''Du photographique'''__', ''par Éric Vidal'' {small}http://www.lussasdoc.com/etatsgeneraux/2003/sem_stonys.php4 {/small} Programmé lors de l’édition 2001 – on se souvient en particulier de '''The Halt''', belle exploration léthargique des corps hantée par le souffle de dormeurs et des bruits d’insectes –, Serguei Loznitsa revient avec une série de portraits en noir et blanc. Le « style documentaire » de ces images de paysans posant dans leur environnement naturel n’est pas sans évoquer les typologies des portraits de l’Allemand August Sander dans l’entre-deux-guerres, ou encore les photographies de Dorothéa Lange réalisées dans le cadre de la commande de la Farm Security Administration pour documenter l’Amérique rurale de la Grande Dépression. 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