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Christophe Farnarier, a view of the world from behind the camera in Unclassifiables
The Catalunya Ràdio – 3Cat podcast arrives at the fifth stop of the fourth season at the Archaeological Museum of Banyoles, where Ricard Planas Camps talks with the filmmaker and the museum director, Lluís Figueras.
The fourth season of Inclassificables, the art and culture podcast of Catalunya Ràdio – 3Cat, continues its journey across the territory with a fifth stop in Banyoles. On this occasion, the program moves to the Archaeological Museum of Banyoles to meet Christophe Farnarier, filmmaker and director of photography who has developed a career linked to the cinematic gaze and the observation of reality.
Ricard Planas Camps proposes in each episode a journey through the Catalan geography and Catalan-speaking territories in search of unique personalities and voices from the world of art and culture. A route that understands the territory as a space of meeting, knowledge, and discovery, delving into the personal and professional trajectories of its protagonists.
The conversation in Banyoles features Christophe Farnarier as guest, who has worked as director of photography in productions by Albert Serra, among other collaborations, and who has also directed documentaries such as El somni and La primavera. His experience behind the camera opens the door to exploring a particular way of looking, capturing, and narrating the world, as well as the vital and creative paths that have defined his career.
The meeting also includes the participation of Lluís Figueras, director of the Archaeological Museum of Banyoles, who accompanies Ricard Planas in a discussion that goes beyond filmography to approach the person behind the camera. A conversation about experiences, landscapes, memory, and observation that allows discovering how a personal gaze can become a way to tell life.
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