Etranges Exhibitions 2002 Benjamin | Beaulieu

One visitor, a textile worker named Gaspard Morel, later wrote in a blog post (now lost to Geocities archives): "I saw my father leaving when I was seven. I paid two euros to see my father leave. I turned the crank again. He left again. I did this nineteen times. I couldn't stop. That is the power of Beaulieu's strange exhibitions."

Étranges exhibitions is a 2002 French erotic television drama directed by Benjamin Beaulieu Laurent Lévy etranges exhibitions 2002 benjamin beaulieu

Today, only three artifacts from the 2002 show are known to survive: a single torn page from "The Unwritten Dictionary" (the word Door , with the definition "A thing that opens both ways, except when you are in a hurry" ), a blurry digital photo of The Laughing Chair (metadata shows it was taken on a Sony Mavica floppy-disk camera), and a cassette tape labeled "Ambiance, E.E. 2002, night 3" — which contains 47 minutes of silence, then a door closing, then silence again. One visitor, a textile worker named Gaspard Morel,

The story follows , a woman who finds herself deeply suspicious of her secretary, Carole . Convinced that Carole is engaged in illicit activities with business competitors, Rachel and her roommate Amanda decide to follow her to a secret meeting. Instead of corporate espionage, they discover Carole attending a high-society voyeur's party, leading the characters into a series of unexpected encounters and explorations of desire. Production & Cast He left again