Family footage spanning over 70 years forms the backbone of this science fiction documentary, examining identity and memory through personal history.
Synopsis
Family footage spanning over 70 years forms the backbone of this science fiction documentary, examining identity and memory through personal history.
Synopsis
Yaël André's When I Will Be Dictator intertwines family footage from the 1940s to the present, creating a narrative that shifts between personal history and collective memory. The film features contributions from Hughes Maréchal, Luc Plantier, and Laurence Vielle, who reflect on their familial relationships and the passage of time. By blending reality with fiction, André invites audiences to consider how individual experiences shape identity. The documentary runs for 90 minutes and is produced in Belgium, primarily in French.
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Why Watch
- Meet director Yaël André's unique storytelling style.
- See how family footage shapes identity and memory.
- Find out about the complexities of familial relationships.
Did You Know
- The film features family footage spanning over 70 years, from the 1940s to 2013.
- Yaël André is the director, marking her contribution as a woman director in film.
- The documentary has a runtime of 90 minutes.
- It is produced in Belgium and is presented in French.
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Who directed the documentary When I Will Be Dictator?
Yaël André directed the documentary When I Will Be Dictator.
What is the duration of When I Will Be Dictator?
The duration of When I Will Be Dictator is 90 minutes.
In which country was When I Will Be Dictator produced?
When I Will Be Dictator was produced in Belgium.
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