Where to watch Pascal Baes in the UK
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Pascal Baes is a French experimental filmmaker, best known for his animated shorts, and a recipient of the Villa Médicis hors les murs award (Répertoire des Lauréats 1980-1994, Ministère des affaires étrangères, 1994, p.125). He also makes commissioned films for advertising and music videos. Born in 1959 in Nice (Alpes-Maritimes), he began by studying biology, painting and photography. It was in 1985 that he turned his attention to cinema, keeping a scientific eye, and specializing in frame-by-frame animation and the stop-motion technique. Literally "stop-action", he experimented with long ex…
Pascal Baes films streaming in the UK
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- HFRemix (2002) Director
- Un Monde Parfait (1995) Director
- FeedBlackJect (2003) Director
- Tubifex (2001) Director
- Tsumi (The Mis-tep) (1998) Director
- FeedBackPaint (2003) Director
- 46Bis, rue de Belleville (1988) Director
- Random Walk (1999) Director
- Topic I et II (1989) Director
- Plasmode migrant (2017) Director
- Non-Lieux (2000) Director
- Les délaissés (2015) Director
- Tokyo Picnic (1999) Director
- Test (1988) Director
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