A rhythmic collage of images unfolds over 44 minutes, featuring scenes of a girl on a gurney, Greek ruins, and a Spanish corrida.
“Nothing is certain … in this muted evolution.”
Synopsis
A rhythmic collage of images unfolds over 44 minutes, featuring scenes of a girl on a gurney, Greek ruins, and a Spanish corrida.
Synopsis
A girl lies on a gurney as images of a fisherman, Greek ruins, a Sicilian garden, and a Spanish corrida unfold. Directed by Jean-Daniel Pollet in 1963, Méditerranée presents a 44-minute rhythmic collage of visuals. The film features an abstract commentary by Philippe Sollers and a score by Antoine Duhamel that ties the disparate elements together. It defies conventional narrative structure, creating a unique cinematic experience that evokes ancient rituals while resisting straightforward interpretation.
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Why Watch
- See the unique collage of images from various cultures.
- Find out how abstract commentary shapes the narrative.
- Meet the film described as an 'unknown masterpiece.'
Did You Know
- Méditerranée was released in 1963.
- The film has a duration of 44 minutes.
- Antoine Duhamel composed the score for the film.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the duration of the documentary Méditerranée?
Méditerranée has a duration of 44 minutes.
In what year was the documentary Méditerranée released?
Méditerranée was released in 1963.
What country produced the documentary Méditerranée?
Méditerranée was produced in France.
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