Chronique d'un été (Paris 1960)

1961
Not Rated
1 Std. 25 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA documentary about the everyday lives of ordinary Parisians, done in the style of cinéma vérité.A documentary about the everyday lives of ordinary Parisians, done in the style of cinéma vérité.A documentary about the everyday lives of ordinary Parisians, done in the style of cinéma vérité.

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Marceline Loridan Ivens

Self
(as Marceline)

Marilù Parolini

Self
(as Mary Lou)

Angelo

Self

Jean-Pierre Sergent

Self
(as Jean-Pierre)

Jacques Gautrat

Self - un ouvrier
(as Jacques)

Jean

Self - un ouvrier

Régis Debray

Self - un étudiant
(as Régis)

Céline

Self - une étudiante

Jean-Marc

Self - un étudiant

Nadine Ballot

Self
(as Nadine)

Modeste Landry

Self - un étudiant africain
(as Landry)

Raymond

Self - un étudiant africain

Jacques Gabillon

Self - un employé
(as Jacques)

Simone Gabillon

Self - une employée
(as Simone)

Henri

Self - un artiste

Madi

Self - une artiste

Catherine

Self - une artiste

Sophie

Self - une cover-girl

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The 6th greatest documentary of all time according to the 'Sight & Sound' poll 2014. The list was compiled after polling from over 200 critics and curators and 100 filmmakers.

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Sophie - the cover-girl: People are bored everywhere now. But boredom comes from within. If you've got an inner life, you're never bored.

Verbindungen
Featured in Les échos du cinéma: Folge #1.23 (1961)

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9/10

A Moving Ethnography of Human Interraction

This film is incredibly poignant and essential in understanding the history of documentary film-making. Set in 1960's France during the Algerian War (France's equivalent of Vietnam), the viewer is taken on the journey of the lives of some incredibly interesting young adults. The film begins by reeling interviewees in with the simple question, "Are you happy?" Of course this is only a spring board for the subjects to invite us into their lives. Race relations, holocaust memories, mental illness, and so much more plague our subjects, both creating fear and excitement within the viewer. Not to mention there is a very cool, very unique ending, ala Robert Flaherty. Not to be missed.