The Cambodian Room: Situations with Antoine D'Agata (2009)
Antoine D'Agata, Magnum photographer since 2004, is in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where his artistic trail seems to reach an utmost point. After devoting himself to depicting desolated landscapes and borderline realities, D'Agata focuses his art on his intimate human relations. His latest work focuses on body and flesh, in a narrow room. This film catches the hidden part of his art making; his choice of living on the edge and experiencing sex with extreme vitality. It is an apocalyptic and sublime journey, similar to the ones of other heretic artists of contemporary culture, from Jack Kerouac to Antonin Artaud, from Francis Bacon to Pier Paolo Pasolini.
Directors: Tommaso Lusena, Giuseppe Schillaci.
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Antoine D'Agata as Self |
| Directing | Tommaso Lusena | Director |
| Directing | Giuseppe Schillaci | Director |
| Editing | Tommaso Lusena | Editor |
| Production | Tommaso Lusena | Producer |
| Production | Viviana Queirolo-Bertoglio | Producer |
| Sound | Nicola Tescari | Music |
| Production | Giuseppe Schillaci | Producer |
| Camera | Tommaso Lusena | Director of Photography |
| Production | Olga Prud’homme Farges | Producer |
