ALEXANDER K. DOYLE
This 54-minute aims to convey the messages of resistance and resilience of Israeli and Palestinian civil society associations that are committed to fighting the occupation of the Palestinian Territories and to a resolution of the conflict that takes into account the aspirations of both peoples.
Alexander K. Doyle has been active as an academic researcher, consultant for various NGOs worldwide or music/film festival. His passion for analog film photography led him to perfect his interest in light, detail, the very essence of materials in an attempt to sublimate the imperfect and represent the indefinable.
He’s always developing freelance photo and film projects for NGO’s or several companies/ associations/ organizations/ voluntary activities willing to improve their visual communication (studio shooting/ conferences/ web, etc.).
After working in 2019 for the Parisian photographic agency, Graphix Images, specialized in corporate communication, he joined in 2020 Ergonomic agency, a web & audiovisual agency aiming to push the limits of creativity.
ALEXANDER K. DOYLE, based in Brussels, born in 1988, is a Franco-British filmmaker, photographer and video editor, with a master's degree in anthropology. While filming, he explores ways to transcend literary boundaries, by presenting a novel aesthetic approach to his themes.
In 2013, he began his journey in documentary filmmaking by directing the unpublished film in French 'DISPOSITIF STIBIEN', rethinking Foucault’s Panopticon idea that observation creates social control, as adapted to the transport security system in Brussels.
In 2017, he worked on 'CURANDEROS', a film trip through Peru in search of the hallucinogenic brew 'Ayahuasca', directed by Egor Indiani.
In 2018, he directed his first published documentary in Portuguese on the future of flax in the Azores. This 25-minute film, 6 times nominated, produced by the University of the Azores, evokes the current anthropological context around the cultivation and working of flax in Portugal.
In February 2020, before the explosion of the Coronavirus pandemic in Europe, he set off to discover the complexity of the situation in Israel/Palestine alongside the association AIM - Actions in the Mediterranean.