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Jean-Christophe Peters

As a child in Germany, Jean Christophe was subjected to domestic violence at the hands of his father, directed both at himself and at his mother. His mother took him and they left for Luxembourg. For theEMoSEE project, he collected images from the family album, took photos during difficult times and staged a photographic scene with a counsellor who represented his father, to help him come to terms with his feelings towards him. At the exhibition opening at the Tunnel Grund, he said that the project had helped him overcome his depression.

Video interview in which he explains his experience.

 

The short film D'Kand dat ze vill war ("The child that was too much") shows a day in the life of a 19-year-old boy with ADHD, who had a painful childhood and adolescence, and through a conversation with anew girlfriend, he tries to make sense of his memories about his difficult relationship to his father and the connection with his present passion for cars, while they play car racing on his Assetto Corsa, go out, wash her car and share memories and feelings.

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