Krishnamurti, la révolution du silence (2024)

The film is a contemplative space, which echoes Krishnamurti's words and his love of nature. The film draws upon archival material - interviews by David Bohm, André Voisin for the television program "Les Conteurs" and public appearances. The succession of shots inhabited by landscapes, trees, fire, sky, ocean, wind are like a journey, threading through the film. Not as an illustration of Krishnamurti's words, but as a kaleidoscope of connections. The beauty of these images invites the viewer to perceive the depth of the teaching, beyond the realm of reason. The wind is present throughout the film, constantly changing, from gale to gentle breeze. The story of Krishnamurti's life serves as the film's structure, narrated by Leili Anvar. Although succinct, it is interspersed with texts from "Journal" and "Last Journal", spoken in voice-over by Michael Lonsdale, and from "Notebook" voiced by Yann Boudaud. These poetic and rare writings of Krishnamurti are accented by classical music played by Yeol Eum Son (Bach, Listz).