Off the record
Co-Link supportS artistic initiatives:
In other words, our decision to support these initiatives is not based on commercial interests, but it is simply driven by an appreciation for talent, a sense of humanity and a desire to contribute to the global community in which we live.It is a way of helping artists spread an important message to society and at the same time enhances the development of diverse talents.
Project B-Red
This work seeks to offer a more human, universal view of football and sports. The artist, Vincent Solheid, is seeking to create a common ground between literature and sports. A concrete column will support quotes gathered from supporters, as well as, ancient and contemporary philosophers, intellectuals and writers, which represent the values of fair play. Phrases incorporated will be from Camus, Aristotle, Pasoline, Frédéric Dard, Umberto Eco, Marguerite Duras…
"Ou est L'amour dans la palmeraie?"
Co-Link was the co-producer on the documentary film “Où est l’amour dans la Palmeraie?” (“Where is love in the Palm grove?”), by Jérôme le Maire, a Belgian film maker.
During the last year, the movie was selected for presentation in several major film festivals throughout Europe. Each time it was welcomed with great enthusiasm.
Producing a work of art and presenting it to a large public audience is often a once in a lifetime experience for the artist. We want to encourage artists to seize these opportunities.
"Le The ou l'electricite?"
Co-Link is the co-producer on the second documentary film by Jérôme le Maire, a Belgian film maker
Foqani is a small village lost in the High Atlas in Morocco where there is no road, no school, no phone, and most of all…no electricity ... just three hundred people still living like the old days.
There nothing seems to have changed for centuries. However, a few miles away, a team of 5 men are in charge of bringing the symbol of modernity, i.e. ELECTRICITY.
At once, suddenly and in color, the XXI century is going to burst into the small medieval houses!
Bringing along its stream of questions, debates and doubts that any "evolution" inexorably drains ...
