Ysé Sorel lives and works (mainly) in Paris, but she also travels in all shapes and forms; movement gives her the energy to displace frontiers. More simply, she writes and makes films. After studying philosophy and performing arts, she turned to film and made two self-produced films: in 2018, a feature-length docudrama set in Greece, Nostos Algos (FIFIB, Contrebandes competition; Prix Jeunes Talents at the Entrevues Festival in Belfort), and in 2021 La Chambre double, a medium-length drama with Louise Chevillotte and Pia Lagrange (post-production support from the CNC; Arte Kino 2023 selection). Homo Sacer, co-produced with Le Fresnoy – Studio national des arts contemporains and La Luna, completed in 2023, is her first short film production. Her texts have been published in magazines such as Habitante, Marge(s), Trafic, Mouvement, :arts publics:, Polygone, and AOC.