A portrait of Paris and Parisians, shot during May 1962 just after the close of the Algerian War. Documentarians Chris Marker...
A portrait of Paris and Parisians, shot during May 1962 just after the close of the Algerian War. Documentarians Chris Marker and Pierre Lhomme shot 55 hours of interviews with random, everyday people on the street of Paris - artists, students, housewives, businessmen and lovers...
"Paris is pictured by Marker and his team, close to the pavement and the people's faces. In this first month of peace for seven years, the Algerian war just ended with the Evian agreement, what are the Parisians doing, what are they thinking? War and politics? Everyone is avoiding the matters, the interviewer is surprised: why the French, who usually loves to discuss, are so muted?" (Cannes Film Festival)
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The Lovely Month of May | Details
- Award winner
- Best First Work, Venice Film Festival 1963.
- Runtime
- 145
- Genre
- Documentary
- Country of origin
- France