The Aquarium (2001)
A study of human relationships. A man lands on a bare, wooden floor, a red-brick wall behind him. From time to time, things fall to the floor from above. Eventually, he has a chair, a table, music, and cigarettes. Then, a woman lands in the space. They ease up to each other. They laugh, they sleep together. He's spirited away a key; she's hidden a pistol. A door appears in their space. Can they negotiate? There are intimations that we are peering into a human aquarium.
Director: Mathieu Baillargeon
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Guillaume Depardieu as |
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Cécile Richard as |
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Julie Depardieu as |
| Directing | Mathieu Baillargeon | Director |
| Production | Gaetan Rousseau | Producer |
| Sound | Jérôme Aghion | Sound |
| Sound | Maud Lombart | Sound Supervisor |
| Camera | Olivier Georges | Key Grip |
| Editing | Charles Fréville | Colorist |
