FILMJEJeurs en fleurs2002

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How Long Is “Jeurs en fleurs”?

Name: Jeurs en fleurs
Released: 2002
Duration: 5 min

5m runtime

20025m

film with a runtime of 5 minutes, released in 2002. Presented in English.

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Runtime5m

Minutes5

One SittingYes

With Break17m

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"Jours en fleurs" is a reclamation of flower-power in which images of trees in springtime bloom are subjected to the floriferous ravages of menarcheal substance in a gestation of decay. The title is based on an expression from my coming-of-age in Acadian French Canada where girls would refer to having their menstrual periods as “être dans ses fleurs”. As a result of incubation in menstrual blood for several months, the original images inscribed on the emulsion undergo violent alterations. The shedding of the unfertilized womb depredates the fertilized blossoms and substitutes its own dark beauty.

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Runtime5m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break17m

Movie Facts

Release Year2002

Runtime5m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorLouise Bourque

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