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If experimental filmmakers "expand" the artistic field by exploring the forces, ways of diffusion, or even performances of the moving image, these practices, in the age of the Anthropocene, bring hope to a completely different expansion: to amplify our experience of Nature. Addressing technical, aesthetic and anthropological issues of cinema, Expanded Nature - Écologies du cinéma expérimental, considers how artists, filmmakers and collectives from different parts of the world form a community with other non-human living beings, and work through their films to deconstruct human privilege. At the crossroads of disciplines, anthropologists, philosophers, filmmakers and researchers in visual studies, assemble and investigate another history of cinema, written from Nature's point of view.