Grainy 16mm footage of Paris presents reflections on the human experience through the insights of philosopher Simone Weil.
Synopsis
Grainy 16mm footage of Paris presents reflections on the human experience through the insights of philosopher Simone Weil.
Synopsis
Paris serves as the backdrop for The Real Life, a film inspired by the thoughts of French philosopher Simone Weil. Directed by Arnaud Gerber, the 70-minute documentary uses grainy 16mm footage to reflect early modernism. It is divided into chapters that resemble stops on a night-time metro ride. Each segment presents Weil's insights on the human experience, set against the iconic cityscape. The film invites reflection and contemplation as it traverses the streets of Paris, a key center for modernist thought.
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Why Watch
- See Paris through grainy 16mm footage.
- Meet the philosophy of Simone Weil.
- Find out how modernism shapes human experience.
Did You Know
- The film is directed by Arnaud Gerber.
- It features Agnès Adam in the cast.
- The film has a duration of 70 minutes.
- It was produced in France and Germany.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed The Real Life?
The Real Life was directed by Arnaud Gerber.
What is the duration of The Real Life?
The duration of The Real Life is 70 minutes.
In which countries was The Real Life produced?
The Real Life was produced in France and Germany.
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