Chloé Galibert-Laîné (1992, France) is a researcher and filmmaker. She is currently finishing a PhD in the arts at the École normale supérieure de Paris. In addition, she teaches theory classes and artistic workshops on film and media at several institutions across Europe, including the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague and Johannes Gutenberg University. Her work mainly explores the intersection between cinema and online media. Galibert-Laîné has directed several award-winning short films and stage productions, and her video essays on film and media are regularly screened in academic contexts and at film festivals. She often works together with filmmaker and media artist Kevin B. Lee; they have presented their collaborative works at IFFR, True/False Film Festival, Open City Documentary Film Festival, Camden International Film Festival and London Essay Film Festival as well as art venues such as the Ars Electronica Festival and the WRO Media Art Biennale.
The Eye Was in the Tomb and Stared at Daney
Bottled Songs 3 & 4
Reading Binging Benning
Watching the Pain of OthersBottled Songs 1 & 2
Bottled Songs: My Crush Was a Superstar
Forensickness
Bottled Songs 1-4
Re-enacting the Future
Flânerie 2.0
The Burrow
A very long exposure time
Dupieux / Haneke - an essay on metacinema
Peeping Ruth
The Human, The Machine, and Spike Jonze
Why Framing Matters in MoviesThe Identity Thief
Planning Unexpected Encounters: the Making of Route One USA by Robert KramerBottled Songs: The Observer
About Three Women I Met Lately
