Edgar Morin, chronique d'un regard 2015
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Synopsis
From Paris to Berlin, Edgar Morin reflects on the essential place that cinema has played in his formation as an intellectual, from his adolescence and the discovery of Russian, French, and German social or political films, to the writing of his foundational theoretical works such as Cinema or the Imaginary Man and The Stars, and the making in 1960, with Jean Rouch, of the film Chronicle of a Summer. Thanks to the use, for the first time, of direct sound on cameras, this film will shake the history of cinema, both documentary and fiction.
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Immerse yourself in a meditative exploration of cinema's profound impact on identity and memory, where the essence of Paris and Berlin intertwines with poignant reflections on youth and intellectual awakening. This film evokes a sense of nostalgia for the golden age of cinema, capturing the dreamy aesthetics of the 60s with its warm colors and intimate storytelling. Feel the gentle rhythm of slow cinema as it invites contemplation on the artistry of filmmaking, the beauty of sound, and the intricate dance between reality and imagination. Perfect for those seeking a cozy evening filled with philosophical musings and a deep appreciation for the magic of film's transformative power.
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