critique-le-moindre-geste-daniel-deligny-manenti14KNOTS #5

Screening of films about the clinic of La Borde, followed by a debate led by Cosmina Moroșan

15.6.2016

19.00

 

 

Ce gamin, là (Fernand Deligny, 1976)
Over 20, owning a diploma that would have made him a teacher of philosophy, Fernand Deligny seemed very preoccupied with the idea that he must become a writer. For this great figure of experimental pedagogy, the most permeable emotional territory was populated by the so-called delinquent children / adolescents- and, later, by the autistic – for whom he designed a space at Cevennes, without any a priori curing or saving principles, while helping them (“Les aider, pas les aimer”). Ce gamin, là is a confession in the form of a documentary – about Janmari, the psychotic boy who discovered water in that complex, rural dynamic.

La moindre des choses (Nicolas Philibert, 1996)
When God is in the details – a repeated statement of Marie Depussé in relation to an authentic institutional psychotherapy cure, every little thing could become the next prothesis for exceeding fears. This movie enters backstage of La Borde, with patients who are working (digging for a happier, still delirious desire?) at “Operette”, by Witold Gombrowicz.

La Borde ou le droit a la folie (Igor Barrère, 1977)
A documentary about the institutional psychotherapy concept – developed by Jean Oury, together with Tosquelles, Guattari and a whole bunch of nurses, probationers, volunteers that might have reinvented and gained their personal autonomy while helping “crazy” people at La Borde. Building the self asks for some day-to-day-creative-group-technologies and a constant resistance to segregation, a non-intrusive openness for every patient – that this clinique tried to offer.