The first attempts to map the Mississippi Delta date back to the early 18th century. An uncontrollable, fragile and shifting environment in itself, it has since been constantly transformed by the exploitation of its resources.
Navigating between times and spaces, between the real and the speculative, Sweat gradually immerses us in the fluctuating and insubordinate part of this territory, by following the living beings that inhabitate it.
| Director | Elsa Brès |
| Producer | Elise Florenty, Clémentine Roy |
| Scenario | Elsa Brès |
| Music | Meryll Ampe |
| Sound Design | Remi Mencucci |
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