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- The operational commander of the "Captains Movement", describes and recreates a quarter of century later the crucial 24 hours of April 25, 1974, that would topple the Portuguese government and start a democratic regime in Portugal - since another military coup, May 28, 1926, installed a one-party dictatorship there. The scenes in the claustrophobic operation room are recreated, with him alone and a few voices.
- A look at the Burning Man festival's history, while examining whether the festival's increasing mainstream appeal is a threat to its utopian vision of de-commodification, community, artwork, and revelry.
- W.T.O (World Trade Organization), three letters to nominate an international institution whose the official mandate is to referee the World Trade.
- What do stones tell us when we look at them? I look, I see, I listen; Rue de Navarin, at the corner of Rue du Rocher and Rue de Rome, Rue Marie-Rose; from one side to the other, the echoes of my familiar ghosts and others. Like the pebbles of Tom Thumb, I follow the road of square stones; on the facades of the Paris buildings, the commemorative plaques attract me, pull me towards the country, the town of former times, they speak to me of succeeding ages. There are 2,000 plaques in Paris. First of all plaques were put up for great men, great politicians, great writers, great poets, great musicians, great soldiers: the Republic was making for itself a genealogy that was worthy of it. Here lived, here died, here lived, here died. Then it was great heroes, little heroes and anonymous heroes of wartime: they did not live, above all they died. I set off in search of these stories, in a ghostly Paris where, from plaque to plaque, the fragile, barely visible traces of forgotten lives unfold.
- A documentary about the release of the film Violence des échanges en milieu tempéré, by same director Jean-Marc Moutout
- A documentary film about rare genetic disorder Prader-Willi Syndrome and inherited metabolic diseases (inborn errors of metabolism).
- In a Southern France small town, we are introduced to a group of inhabitants who start by investing in a local exchange system and then get involved in the political and social life of the town, reevaluating democracy through this process.
- From February to November 2007, director Henry Colomer followed and filmed the work of French artist and photographer Jean-Michel Fauquet in the privacy of his studio in Paris, and is now releasing this intimate portrait.
- Covers the development of olive oil production and commerce in Palestine through fair trade process.
- After 20 years at sea as a sailor under the orders of Alain, her captain husband, Gaëlle wishes for a life other than that of a fisherman.
- The story of Rosie narrated on the empty images of places we knew some years ago
- When I was a kid, my father recounted the Algerian War. These were fanciful events, which he had experienced when he was 20 years old. For 35 years, I have had them in mind. At first, I thought it was beyond epic. I find it less funny now.
- The filmmaker follows the annual pilgrimage of WWII veterans to the Normandy landing beaches. Three octogenarian veterans, one French, one English, one German, tell their stories of the war. She travels to New Zealand to meet another one.
- Story of the birth, evolution and expansion of modern Congolese music, often simply referenced as Rumba, in the years 1950-60.
- This film is the author's diary from December 1995 to December 1996. It follows the seasons and Eric Watt's desires: desires of fiction, theater, alcohol, sex and love. It all starts with a bet: to write and stop drinking. Will it be held?
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