Robin Petré
1985 (41 год)She’s greatly interested in sensory cinema and new forms of cinematic storytelling that push the borders of the conventional, at times implementing elements of haptic, analogue, or direct (non-camera) filmmaking.
She holds an MA in Documentary Film Directing from
Doc Nomads, the European traveling film school, and has studied and worked with film and media in seven countries across four continents, including Australia, USA, Thailand, Hungary and more.
From the Wild Sea
Robin Petré
James Barnett, Sam Brittain
Weather conditions are becoming more extreme. A giant, stranded whale, seals with plastic in their bodies, oil-coated swans and dolphins that have been rammed by ships – these patients require emergency medical care. The director portrays the critical relationship between humans and wild animals and the consequences of climate change, in profound documental images which are more impactful than any explanation.
From the Wild Sea
PULSE
Robin Petré
One of the largest deer farms in Europe becomes a scene of conflict, in an atmosphere that transcends physical space. The pulse is a way to seize connections and disruptions within the Human-Animal interaction, pulling us away or drawing us closer to Nature.
Pulse
