Jacques Perconte Movies

A film about the magic power of nature. A journey to the heart of impressionistic Normandy. A colorful stroll in search of light and time.

A recording of a generative work by Jacques Perconte.

With Morgane Bébin and Isabelle Claus. A dance film where the choreographed combat resonates with the film's subject matter.

With the immense freighters, the colors of the horizon will come, pushed by the winds, to take the whites of the cliffs, to project them in the green...

Jacques Perconte takes us on the heels of a silhouette that will gradually take on the final shape of a young woman. Divided into three scenes of...

Generative film 2013.

The window of an apartment in Rotterdam leads us to the outskirts of an industrial industrial port, a strident and devouring machine that pours out...

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The tree of life, an almost monochromatic cycle where the dominant is not an absolute rule. Here is a tree in the forest. It is from it that life...

In the Klimt’s gold brought to the melting point by a flaming afternoon sky above Hawick, in the south of Scotland, one bird is crossing the...

The universe upside down, the form emerges from the light. The body emerges from the image. Everything becomes one. Digital critters vibrate and fly....

A half-hour immersion under the trees, road after road, with a succession of landscapes from the Périgord Noir... “uaoen” is a...

Ways and forms of signal freedom.

The Satyagraha (from Sanskrit सत्याग्रह) or embrace the truth "(satya = truth agraha = seizure)...

This second repetition engages time even more, it is a hundred and eight times that we see these few two minutes already slowed down. With each new...

Infinite Loop. In his Tempestaire (2020), Jacques Perconte digitally interprets the meteorological imagery of Jean Epstein's film Le Tempestaire...

A few dozen images slide over each other. Transparency plays with skin textures. Sensuality shifts from red to white.

These few steps in the forest are a hundred and eight times that we see them. With each new repetition, the colors slide and feed. The color reflects...