Emilien Dubuc

A group of figurines from the Musée de l’Armée in Paris join Napoleon during his expedition in Egypt. The film explores political issues related to militarism and colonization, challenging traditional historical narratives.

A family photo in the garden, a recording of my grandmother singing, a letter I wrote to her a year after her death—200 kB of data stored on a DNA molecule, the hard drive of the future.

A stormy summer night. Lightning strikes the water. A chain reaction begins. Director Emilien Dubuc uses vivid imagery, evocative sound effects and microscopic shots of biochemical experiments to explain in detail how life on Earth is created. But his narrative gradually becomes less scientific and more personal.

A stormy summer night. Lightning strikes the water. A chain reaction begins. Director Emilien Dubuc uses vivid imagery, evocative sound effects and microscopic shots of biochemical experiments to explain in detail how life on Earth is created. But his narrative gradually becomes less scientific and more personal.

A family photo in the garden, a recording of my grandmother singing, a letter I wrote to her a year after her death—200 kB of data stored on a DNA molecule, the hard drive of the future.

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