
Carole Arcega (born in 1974) is a French director and visual artist. With films Hymen (2003) and Macula (2004), she became a notorious representative for her generation, of 'Cinéma corporel' (cinema of the body). She also practices performance art and multi-screen projection, with the collaboration of musicians and choreographers. Some of these creations are made live and 'alive' in the performance hall. Carole Arcega was president of Etna between 2000 and 2003. Her films have been shown, among others, at the Côté court festival in Pantin, at the Center Pompidou, at the French Cinémathèque.
Kami Hitoé 2007
Cinematography, Director
Danse Chronophotographique 2007
Cinematography, Director
Blade II 2006
Director
Tabula Rasa 2005
Director
Macula 2004
Actor, Director
Nocte 2003
Director
Hymen 2002
Director
Le Cristallin 2002
Director
Asa 2001
Director
Une certaine histoire du cinéma expérimental français 2019
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