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1987-1994: “Paris belonged to us, everything was possible...”
For the first time, the 90s seen from the inside by its actors and activists.
When History (rave parties, hip hop, hardcore punk ... ) meets the stories of Pat Ca$h, Gatsby of the end 80.
The screening will be followed by an exchange time: The right to the party.
Xanaé Bove
As a filmmaker and journalist, Xanaé Bove is interested in avant-garde activists and artists, with more than 200 interviews and portraits to her credit. His first documentary Ex TAZ Citizen Cash (1987-1994) follows in the footsteps of the first rave parties; A Parallel Life(s) revisits anarchist and underground booksellers and everything that circulates there from the years 50 to today.
Film journalist for the magazine 3 Couleurs and the webzine Culturopoing, she also wrote about counterculture for the webzine Gonzai. She has a predilection for artists and activists off the beaten path, it can range from the first hip hop DJs, to Indiens Lakota, to cult filmmakers, cursed writers, Parisian legends now gone...
She is also a lyricist and singer of the group The Late Bloomers.