Paris Law Court, a historic legal institution on île de la Cité, is captured through the lens of a former crime reporter as it prepares to close in 2017.
Synopsis
Paris Law Court, a historic legal institution on île de la Cité, is captured through the lens of a former crime reporter as it prepares to close in 2017.
Synopsis
Cloaked in stone, the Paris Law Court stands on the île de la Cité. The filmmaker worked as a crime reporter there for several years. Now, as the court prepares to relocate in 2017, she returns with a camera. She captures the building’s spaces and rituals before its imminent closure. The film reflects her memories and experiences within this once-formidable institution. The court has served as a central hub of legal power, holding many untold stories within its walls.
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Why Watch
- See the Paris Law Court before its 2017 relocation.
- Meet a woman director with firsthand courthouse experience.
- Find out about the courthouse's labyrinthine spaces.
Did You Know
- The Paris Law Court is located on the île de la Cité.
- The courthouse is set to relocate in 2017.
- The film has a duration of 87 minutes.
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Where is the Paris Law Court located?
The Paris Law Court is located on the île de la Cité, in the middle of the Seine.
What year was the Paris Law Court planned to be relocated?
The relocation of the Paris Law Court was planned for 2017.
How long is the documentary '6999 Doors'?
The documentary '6999 Doors' has a duration of 87 minutes.
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