
De Humani Corporis Fabrica
After Caniba, a raw portrait of a man who ate his partner, comes the latest work from our favorite anthropologists. Taking inspiration from one of the finest books in the world, written in Basel in the 16th century by doctor and anatomist André Vésale, the filmmakers had a engineer adapt a tiny lipstick camera to orchestrate a dazzling spectacle. On an extraordinary adventure inside the body that combines their footage with patients' endoscopic imaging, they explore flesh and the very heart of the hospital system. The doctors work away passionately, moving from one discovery to the next. Sometimes verging on science fiction, with elements of Alien and The Abyss, this is the human body as you've never seen it before – not one for the faint of heart.
Gaëlle Vidalie

2016, Somniloques
2012, Leviathan

2016, Somniloques
2012, Leviathan

