The Real Presence

Year: 1984

Runtime: 59 mins

Language: French

Director: Raúl Ruiz

Drama

Ruiz began La présence réelle after I.N.A. asked for a personal vision of the Avignon Festival. Rather than record actual performances— which would require respecting each staging and paying rights— he created a fictional, Rivette‑ish story about theater. Exteriors were filmed in Avignon, interiors in Paris, and finished the following Tuesday.

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