Statues Also Die
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Les Statues meurent aussi est un documentaire-court métrage de Chris Marker et Alain Resnais en 1953
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Synopsis
Fiche Technique
- Réalisateur : Alain Resnais et Chris Marker
- Tourné en France
- Format : Noir et Blanc
- Durée : 30 minutes
- Titre Américain : Statues also Die
- Scénario : Chris Marker
- Compositeur : Guy Bernard
Distribution
Anecdotes
- Prix Jean Vigo en 1954* 1953: Les Statues meurent aussi, a short film by Alain Resnais was banned. Its theme was that Western civilization is responsible for the decline of black art. The film was seen at the Cannes Film Festival in 1953 but subsequently banned by the French censor.
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