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Born from Pain

France

2007

32 Min
Black and White
1.85:1
French
Subtitled in English
Audio in French
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DIR Alex & Niko

PROD Alex & Niko

DP Valentin Caron

Synopsis

Survivor of a family massacre as a child, Monica is an entirely isolated human being, withdrawn and socially disconnected. Drifting into a life of prostitution to survive, she begins to collect the sperm of her clients with the intention of inseminating herself. Months later, a child is born, who she keeps locked in a dark room with only a single window to the world beyond: a television. —IMDb

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Alex & Niko

Alex & Niko are core members and directors for the International Film Collective ‘Subvex’, whose guerilla direct to cinema / screening distribution actions have begun to gather momentum in Paris, France (2010). 

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19Jan12

Crude, puerile, provocatively stupid.

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Delere

28Feb11

Explicit and cruel.

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Ultra Kebab

27Feb11

is there anything about their approach that doesn't scream "traditionally educated middle class intellectual"? "tv is evil", come on. a lot of nazi officers read homer and vergil in school and we all know the results.

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Metacinematic construction

By Polaris​DiB on July 10, 2010

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Lingers long after the credits have faded to black

By Agustin​a on June 3, 2010

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