DOWN AND OUT
The vicious circle of insecurity.
“Down and Out” talks about downfalls. Poorly negotiated turns, descents that are sometimes slow and sometimes sudden. A gentle decline. Extreme poverty. That which, whatever people may say, scares us all and isolates us. Which excludes humanity.
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For two years, Loïc Delvaulx walked in the streets of Mimi, Bibi, Alain, Elvis and Michel.
He shared drinks too many, ends of the road, some downers and occasionally a glimmer of hope. He melted into the street, with a discreet and honest eye.
After these two years, he relates three life portraits: a family forced to relocate after being evicted in winter, a miserable pair, and a socially alienated young alcoholic man. Don’t look for shocking photos; they’re not part of the story. Loïc Delvaulx favours the drowsiness of a cold morning, the showers in the ULB locker rooms or the administrative procedures at the CPAS.