Damián Le Moal

Days before the Preventive and Compulsory Social Isolation (“The Quarantine”) is declared, three voyeurs put together a casting to film a documentary essay on the intimate, selecting six actresses and three actors, between 24 and 37 years old. They are asked to record their daily lives with their cell phones during confinement. They must perform tasks that will be sent to them during the week. The only rule is not to act, in order to discover what is genuine in the face of so much social exposure. A hypothesis worries the voyeurs: Is the intimate in danger of extinction?

Days before the Preventive and Compulsory Social Isolation (“The Quarantine”) is declared, three voyeurs put together a casting to film a documentary essay on the intimate, selecting six actresses and three actors, between 24 and 37 years old. They are asked to record their daily lives with their cell phones during confinement. They must perform tasks that will be sent to them during the week. The only rule is not to act, in order to discover what is genuine in the face of so much social exposure. A hypothesis worries the voyeurs: Is the intimate in danger of extinction?