How does one combine the expanse of one’s artistic works and their personal journey with breast cancer into their first documentary film? This is what was on my mind as I spoke with French sculptor, installation artist, anthropologist, cancer survivor and now documentary filmmaker, Prune Nourry.
Topics Discussed
how Prune Nourry brought her approach to sculpting to doc filmmaking
how when she was in the middle of filming another project decided to turn the camera on herself when she was diagnosed with breast cancer
how having the camera in her hand helped Prune Nourry to be more proactive with her treatments
Nourry’s desire to have her film used as a tool for medical practitioners and breast cancer patients around the world
how Prune Nourry decided to make this film much more about the human & personal aspects of breast cancer, rather than the medical aspects
Additional Resources
Trailer of Prune Nourry Documentary Film, Serendipity
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjmmoVbXoRg
Video, Anima
https://vimeo.com/160991344
Video, Imbalance
https://vimeo.com/110102995
More PRUNE NOURRY
To view more of Prune Nourry and her work or to find a nearby screening of Serendipity you can visit her WEBSITE.
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