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Yann-Manuel Hernandez

Directeur de la photographie
Réalisateur
Producteur
Basé à Montréal


Films
  1. Oraison
  2. La grande chasse
  3. La vie est un fracas
  4. Les mots d’amours
  5. Tout sur Margo
  6. Nous avons déserté
  7. Jungle
  8. Déserts
  9. De peindre, mes os sont devenus poussière
  10. Reminiscences of 15 musicians
  11. L’enfant-tempête
  12. Le vol des chenilles
  13. Les Évaporés
  14. À tes pulsions
  15. La faim du monde
  16. Uzco
  17. De quel sommeil reviendrons-nous?
  18. Lucioles
  19. Azar

Vidéoclips
  1. Je flottais / La Bronze
  2. Comme au cinéma / Carla Blanc
  3. Le Queens / Plants and animals
  4. Seuls / Zouz
  5. Hera / Carla Blanc
  6. Le matin / Bibi Club
  7. Prends ça doux / Carla Blanc
  8. Love that boy / Plants and animals
  9. Translate / SUUNS
  10. Otherside / Doubleheader
  11. There are a Thousand / Helena Deland
  12. Paralyzer / SUUNS

Collaborations
  1. Louise Bédard
  2. Mélanie Demers
  3. I’m your man, Leonard Cohen
  4. Catherine Gaudet
  5. Morgane Le Tiec
  6. Danièle Desnoyers
  7. Hélène Blackburn
  8. TOHU
  9. Patrick Watson
  10. Mutek Électronique
  11. Cumbia de mi corazon

Écrivez moi
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Reminiscences of 15 musicians in Beirut
attempting a re-imagination of the Egyptian classic Ya Garat Al Wadi





Documentaire XP - XP Documentary / 2022 / 13 minutes
Réalisateur: Charles-André Coderre
Directeur de la photographie: Yann-Manuel Hernandez

Musique: Radwan Ghazi Moumneh / Jerusalem In My Heart Productrice: Johanne Bergeron Coordonatrice: Marie-Christine Guité With Abed Kobeissy, Ali El Hout, Bashar Farran, Eliana Awad, Firas Andary, Imad Hashisho, Jad Saliba, Jihad Assaad, Layale Chaker, Reda Bitar, Sam Shalabi, Radwan Ghazi Moumneh, Sharif Sehnaoui, Tony Elieh, Fadi Tabbal Distribution: Light Cone / Vidéographe Avec la collaboration de l’Aide au Cinéma Indépendant du Canada (ACIC)

This film documents the circumstances surrounding the creation of Jerusalem In My Heart’s live recording of “Wa Ta’atalat Loughat Al Kalam” (The language of speech has broke down) in 2017 (Beirut, Lebanon).

Ya Garat Al Wadi is a popular piece of Egyptian music arranged by the legendary composer Mohammad Abdel Wahab and written by the poet Ahmad Shawqy in 1928. Over the years, it has been interpreted by many influential artists, such as Fairuz, and the Rahbani brothers. Most notably, towards the end of the 1960s, the Lebanese singer Nour el Houda made an unforgettable contemporary rendition of this composition for television. More than 90 years later, this piece continues to fascinate the cultural imaginary, to the point where in December 2017, with the initiative of the experimental composer Radwan Ghazi Moumneh (Jerusalem in My Heart), an orchestra of 15 musicians was formed over the period of five days in Beirut to once again reinterpret this great classic of Arab music for a contemporary audience.  

︎ Juror’s Award Ann Arbor Film Festival 2021
︎ Rencontres internationales du documentaire de Montréal (RIDM) 2021
︎ La Fabrique culturelle 2021
︎ Antimatter Media Art, Victoria 2021
︎ Cairo Video Festival (Medrar) 2021
︎ Revolution Per Minute Festival, Boston 2021
︎ Basilica Non-Fiction Screening Series, Hudson 2021
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