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Christian Paureilhe

Experimental film | France | 16 mm | 1.37 | color | mono | 1973 | 97' 00"
300 €

Original language: Français Screening Copy: 16 mm , digital

Experimetal feature film functioning visually like a found footage film: a constellation of images evoking by their multitude and their heterogeneity the aspects and style of an era. In this constellation come characters seeking each other, desiring each other, tearing each other apart. (F.Tachou)

Credits

Director: Christian Paureilhe Cinematographer: Christian Paureilhe, Jean-Luc Rosier Editor: Claude Anné, Christian Paureilhe Sound Engineer: Jean-Clément Duval Music by: Bob Brault, Marian Kouzan, Alain Pewzner Producer: Jean-François Davy

Cast

Players: André Weinfeld, Gaëlle Plon, Marie-Hélène Perkins, Robert Paureilhe, Marie Paureilhe, Christian Paureilhe, Gérard Murry, Jean-Michel Mention, Christophe Letien, Jean-Louis Leconte, Dominique Grousset, Corinne Gosset, Nadine Dey, Sylvie Coste, Sophie Chemineau, Pascal Chaplain, Marie-Ange Chaplain, Jean-Luc Boutté

Collectif Jeune Cinéma

The Collectif Jeune Cinéma (Young Cinema Collective) is a filmmakers’ cooperative founded in Paris on June 12th 1971.

The vocation of the CJC is to distribute different and experimental films of all lengths, gathered in a catalogue that is continuously enriched by new works. This catalogue covers a very wide spectrum of aesthetics and cinematographic practices. For example, it is the only one to include experimental films made by children and young flimmakers (under 18 yo).

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The CJC is also an archive for films and documents on experimental and different cinema.

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Each year, the CJC organizes the Festival des Cinémas Différents et Expérimentaux de Paris (a festival featuring different and experimental cinema in Paris) and schedules regular screenings each month in Paris or Île-de-France.