Cristaux

Year: 1978

Runtime: 85 mins

Director: Teo Hernández

Drama

Haunted by death, foreclosure and fetal vertigo, the tetralogy drives CRISTAUX into an inner labyrinth. Influenced by Michel NEDJAR, Hernandez drops rush‑cut editing, shaping the film wholly in‑camera – “the camera becomes a second eye.” The style appears in Lacrima Christi’s openings, where a Christian myth seems to exorcise, while a Nietzsche‑like pantheistic intoxication grips the surroundings, opening new semantic paths.

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