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J'aime la vie, je fais du vélo, je vais au cinéma (2005)

9.01h 30mDocumentary
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Synopsis

An amused and impertinent chronicle that shares with us a few months of the life of independent art house cinemas with demanding programming. The film talks about freedom, independence, possible alternatives to multiplexes and programmed normalization, the role of the spectators in a process of resistance that is growing and takes us far beyond the cinema.

Movie Information

Director
Francis Fourcou
Writers
Francis Fourcou
Release Year
2005
Runtime
90 minutes
Genre
Documentary
Language
FR
Country
France
Status
Released
Rating
9.0 / 10 (1 votes)

Top Cast

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Thierry Abel
Self - Interviewee
👤
François Aymé
Self - Interviewee
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Anthony Baubeau
Self - Interviewee
Jean-Pierre Dardenne — cast portrait as Self - Interviewee
Jean-Pierre Dardenne
Self - Interviewee
Luc Dardenne — cast portrait as Self - Interviewee
Luc Dardenne
Self - Interviewee

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