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GEANT DE PONT (LE) (1994) - FAQ

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What is GEANT DE PONT (LE) about?

GEANT DE PONT (LE) is a documentary. Pont-sur-Sambre, a small town in northern France, hosts a traditional procession each year on the third Thursday in Lent. In 1993, the 104th procession marked the christening of Jean-Jean the giant, a symbolic figure representing local peasantry. As the event unfolds, the village mayor emerges as a figure of greater intrigue, revealing layers of community life that extend beyond the spectacle of the giant. The film captures this unique cultural moment in a 26-minute narrative.

When was GEANT DE PONT (LE) released?

GEANT DE PONT (LE) was released in 1994.

How long is GEANT DE PONT (LE)?

GEANT DE PONT (LE) has a runtime of 26 minutes.

What genre is GEANT DE PONT (LE)?

GEANT DE PONT (LE) is classified as Culture.