WHITE CUBE
In perpetual movement, the Uhoda Collection is revealed, piece by piece, in a display window on the Rue St. Paul, in the heart of Liège.
© JL DERU
From 1 May until 15 June 2026
Myriam DEBEHAULT (BE)
Legendary Film Photographs (80s)
Visions of the Cannes Film Festival.
"It was a time when the great Film Festivals were still on a human scale. Interviews were real encounters. And photos were real portraits. Even in press conferences, directors and actors had the time to explain their approach and revealed themselves through their attitudes and gestures.
It was the era when I loved photographing stars.
Unimaginable today: it was by chance that I crossed paths with Orson Welles who, cigar in mouth, was looking for a seat on the Carlton terrace and for the funds to keep filming. He was to pass away shortly after letting me photograph him. The same, alas, for Patrick Dewaere.
In the window of the White Cube, my black-and-white photographic portraits bring back to life, not without nostalgia, one of the most fertile periods of the 7th Art. It was a time when the generation of Cremer, Noiret, and Signoret passed the torch to Carole Bouquet or Nicole Garcia, while Wenders and Godard never stopped reinventing cinema."
Myriam Debehault