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HA·BIT·U·É

When I wrote this, I was working in Paris for about 3 months, and I would go to a little market nearby for groceries. One day that market was closed, and so I walked to the larger market, one that was actually nearer to my apartment, and where the groceries were quite a bit cheaper.

I asked myself, "Why is it that I am willing to walk farther for more expensive groceries in a market that offers less choice?"

Well, it was because the family-owned market knew who I was.  They remembered me, greeted me when I came through the door, and reminded me if I had forgotten to take something which I'd typically buy.  I wasn't anonymous to them anymore. I had become someone, to someone, in a foreign land.

There is something which we seek in our surroundings. A familiarity. We seek to be part of some community, or at least to feel a part of some thing. It gives us a sense of living. Of existing, I suppose. When we are far away from home, we seek to find the places where we can be regulars, because it gives us that sense of knowing, and of being known. Anti-anonymity.

I think today the piece serves as a bit of allegory, a light, yet painful take, on what it is to exist as "the other" in plain view.  How much it means to make friends.

And so, ha·bit·u·é 

ha·bit·u·é (Teaser)

With Marcello Magni


Writer/Director Jared McNeill


An oddly misbehaved stranger enters into a series of encounters over some days and nights in Paris, seeking friendship and familiarity in whatever ways he can.

HA·BIT·U·É

CREDITS

Marcello Magni

The Stranger / L'étranger

Romain Davainne

Barfly 1 / Pilier de Bar 1

Thomas Dubois

Barfly 2 / Pilier de Bar 2

Camille Enault

Barfly 3 / Pilier de Bar 3

Manuel Godefroy

Bartender / Barman

Pierre-heli Monot

Runner / Coureur

Anne de Amezaga

The Voice / La Voix

Jérôme Franc

The Man / L'homme

Carlotta Sagna France

The Woman / La Femme


Emilie Laravine

Key  P.A. / Régisseuse adjoint

Maxence Vollet

P.A. Intern / Régisseuse stagiaire

Alice François

Costume Designer / Concepteur des Constumes

Arthur Franc

Leatherman Guy

Mathieu Lacoste

Director of Photography / Directeur de la Photographie

Raphael Chambouvet

Original Music / Musique Originale

Cyril Cadars

Producer / Producteur

Jared McNeill

Writer / Director


Special Thanks:

Laure Chavinier

Philippe Vialette

Le Poulailler

Paris, France

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