The Builders 1938
Original title: Les Bâtisseurs
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Synopsis
Produced for the National Federation of Building Workers Ciné-Liberté, a Popular Front organization intended to counteract capitalist interests in the film industry, Epstein’s union documentary examines building policy from the perspective of ordinary workers and notable architects. In addition to touring the Cathedral of Chartres and the Paris Exposition of 1937, the film features rare interviews with Le Corbusier (at his drawing board, no less) and Auguste Perret.
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Immerse yourself in a nostalgic journey through the architectural wonders of early 20th-century France, where the spirit of community and craftsmanship shines brightly. The film evokes feelings of hope and solidarity, showcasing the beauty of collaboration amidst the backdrop of historical significance. Experience the warmth of small-town life intertwined with the grandiosity of iconic structures, all while the gentle sounds of a bygone era envelop you. This documentary invites reflection on identity and progress, as it captures the essence of a time when dreams were built with passion and purpose. Perfect for those cozy evenings when you seek inspiration and a connection to the past.
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