Hélène Rocheteau

White Epilepsy (2012), as we can remember, evoked the meeting of a man and a woman, or rather two archaic figures emerging from the depths of the night and images. Arrow slit is the second act of this trilogy whose "subject" as the filmmaker says "is anxiety'. What anxiety if not this throb, this agitation that makes us what we are and which lies at the core of our being, of our crafting of images. (FIDMarseille)

In faint light, a body slowly moves, breaking out from total darkness. Then a second body, a woman. Dream or nightmare? Archaic or essential? Desire or struggle? A journey through the night and the light to the confines of sense and vision. (imdb)