:01:01
According to the wiII,
you inherit Lise's rights.
:01:06
There's no probIem.
:01:11
I'm aIways moved
when I come here.
:01:13
It's Iike going down
into catacombs.
:01:17
AII these cans are
Iike forgotten corpses,
:01:20
sIeeping angeIs.
:01:22
Waiting to come aIive again
with the Iight of a projector.
:01:27
A Iot of these cans
wiII soon be in the trash.
:01:30
If you'd come
a coupIe of years Iater,
:01:33
maybe you wouIdn't have found
what you are Iooking for.
:01:40
This is aII that's Ieft
:01:42
of ''In the BeIIy of the WhaIe''
that I shot with Lise.
:01:46
These must be the interviews with
the prisoners awaiting execution.
:01:51
Let's have a Iook.
:01:53
This Super 8 footage from the
Mission was given to us.
:02:08
In Lise's film archives,
:02:11
we found an unfinished documentary
on the death penalty.
:02:14
There was an interview
with Aro Tolbukhin,
:02:16
a Hungarian executed in Guatemala
for burning 7 people alive.
:02:22
We were struck by Tolbukhin's story.
:02:26
We decided to complete
the unfinished project.
:02:30
We began with Lise and Keetman's
:02:32
footage and notes
:02:34
gathered in the early 80s.
:02:36
The footage included interviews
with people who knew him.
:02:39
And also one with Tolbukhin
while at the Pavon Prison.
:02:48
A few weeks after that interview
:02:50
Tolbukhin was executed in May 1982.
:02:57
I went out and waIked to the shed