Cinévision #3
"Un foyer pour deux" in Cinévision #3 (1980) offers a quiet, observant portrait of a neighborhood on the brink, where the impending demolition of a local bar stirs memories and connections among the people tied to the street. With typeset lettering, the issue unfolds through intimate glimpses of lives intersecting in a place that’s more than just a building—it’s a shared space, a quiet anchor.
In "Histoire de notre rue," the impending demolition of a neighborhood bar sparks quiet reflections on the lives intertwined with the street, where memories and routines linger in the spaces between ordinary moments. Through a tender, observational lens, the story captures how places shape people, and people shape places—without ever naming the change that might come.
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