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J'ai tant rêvé de toi | I have dreamed of you so much
Brussels 2024, Ondine writes to French poet Robert Desnos, whose words she feels have become ingrained in her. She addresses her letter to the radio programme where he used to analyse dreams, in 1938. In a world that frightens her, she turns to the poet for refuge. A century earlier, in Paris, Robert Desnos, in the company of the Surrealists, engages in hypnotic slumbers during which he utters poems and prophecies. Slowly times change, charged with anguish. The poet seems to sense the presence of an apparition, a voice from afar. An immortal narrator recounts this unlikely encounter.
A radio drama written and directed by Roxane Ca'Zorzi, produced by De Capes et de Mots and ACSR. With the support of FACR
Editing: Deborah Benarrosch. Mentor and assistant director: Carine Demange. Sound effects: Céline Bernard. Sound effects assistant: Fanny Roy. Sound recording: Aurélien Lebourg. Assistant Sound Recording: Sara Pennetier. Mixing: Yvan Hanon. Music: Antonin de Bemels, piano: Julie Nayer, drums: Olivier Taskin, bass: David Christophe, cello: Philippe Van Bellinghen, other instruments: Antonin De Bemels. Illustration: Juliette Pons. With Monique Michel (the narrator), Pietro Pizzutti (Desnos), Roxane Ca'Zorzi (Ondine), Julie Boitte (the radio). Translation: Anna Muchin. Video : Zoé Suliko.
And the voices of: Benjamin Piron (the bookshop customer), Michel Verbeek (the bookseller), Fanny Roy (the tango dancer), Manu Deloel (the Minister of War), Aurélien Lebourg (the radio presenter), Ludwine Deblon (the Key to Dreams presenter), Patrick Taliercio (André Breton), Christine Andrien (schoolteacher and full-throated laugher), Deborah Benarrosch (black rose lament), Philippe Kohn (Nazi soldier), Carine Demange (Claude Cahun), Micòl Ca'Zorzi (Maya Deren), Melissa Rozinska (the waitress), Louise Pinchart, Julien Dombrecht, Leah Goldenberg, Hugo Littow, Chloé Payen (the early morning Fantômas chorus), Jean-François Henrion (the waiter), Stéphane Pastor (the colleague The Key to Dreams), Axel Coméliau, Sara Pennetier, Carmelo Iannuzzo, Camille Valençon, Valentine Schoonbrodt, Arnaud Huard, Luca Fiorillo, Pierre-Etienne Houelleu (café regulars).
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Brussels 2024, Ondine writes to French poet Robert Desnos, whose words she feels have become ingrained in her. She addresses her letter to the radio programme where he used to analyse dreams, in 1938. In a world that frightens her, she turns to the poet for refuge. A century earlier, in Paris, Robert Desnos, in the company of the Surrealists, engages in hypnotic slumbers during which he utters poems and prophecies. Slowly times change, charged with anguish. The poet seems to sense the presence of an apparition, a voice from afar. An immortal narrator recounts this unlikely encounter.
A radio drama written and directed by Roxane Ca'Zorzi, produced by De Capes et de Mots and ACSR. With the support of FACR
Editing: Deborah Benarrosch. Mentor and assistant director: Carine Demange. Sound effects: Céline Bernard. Sound effects assistant: Fanny Roy. Sound recording: Aurélien Lebourg. Assistant Sound Recording: Sara Pennetier. Mixing: Yvan Hanon. Music: Antonin de Bemels, piano: Julie Nayer, drums: Olivier Taskin, bass: David Christophe, cello: Philippe Van Bellinghen, other instruments: Antonin De Bemels. Illustration: Juliette Pons. With Monique Michel (the narrator), Pietro Pizzutti (Desnos), Roxane Ca'Zorzi (Ondine), Julie Boitte (the radio). Translation: Anna Muchin. Video : Zoé Suliko.
And the voices of: Benjamin Piron (the bookshop customer), Michel Verbeek (the bookseller), Fanny Roy (the tango dancer), Manu Deloel (the Minister of War), Aurélien Lebourg (the radio presenter), Ludwine Deblon (the Key to Dreams presenter), Patrick Taliercio (André Breton), Christine Andrien (schoolteacher and full-throated laugher), Deborah Benarrosch (black rose lament), Philippe Kohn (Nazi soldier), Carine Demange (Claude Cahun), Micòl Ca'Zorzi (Maya Deren), Melissa Rozinska (the waitress), Louise Pinchart, Julien Dombrecht, Leah Goldenberg, Hugo Littow, Chloé Payen (the early morning Fantômas chorus), Jean-François Henrion (the waiter), Stéphane Pastor (the colleague The Key to Dreams), Axel Coméliau, Sara Pennetier, Carmelo Iannuzzo, Camille Valençon, Valentine Schoonbrodt, Arnaud Huard, Luca Fiorillo, Pierre-Etienne Houelleu (café regulars).