Frédéric Labonde

Mort-Bois, a Young Jean Genet

In the summer of 1924, in the heart of Burgundy, the young Jean Genet fight with Georges, the eldest son of his adoptive family. As an act of rebellion, he made his first theft.

Mort-Bois, a Young Jean Genet

In the summer of 1924, in the heart of Burgundy, the young Jean Genet fight with Georges, the eldest son of his adoptive family. As an act of rebellion, he made his first theft.

Mort-Bois, a Young Jean Genet

In the summer of 1924, in the heart of Burgundy, the young Jean Genet fight with Georges, the eldest son of his adoptive family. As an act of rebellion, he made his first theft.

Your Weight on the Nape of My Neck

One morning, a man opens the window of his apartment and sees in the opposite building a presence which he had never noticed before. This unattended event triggers a tormented series of introspective reflections. The man is indeed accustomed to voyeurism and to have a sharp look over his surroundings and the characters that inhabit them, but driven by the desire and the attraction towards the male nude, this time he could decide to dive into action.