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un film de Daniel Coche, 7' Quand vous revenez du supermarché, que faites-vous ?

Ce film décrit une situation quotidienne vécue par chacun de nous et tente de regarder nos gestes avec humour. Nous vivons dans l'ère du vide, disent les philosophes : plus prosaïquement, nous dirons que nous vivons dans l'ère de l'emballage. Nos sociétés occidentales en sont arrivées à ce point que l'emballage prime sur le contenu ; emballage, voire habillage, look et packaging. Alors, déballez-moi !

CE FILM EST VISIBLE CI-DESSOUS DANS SON INTEGRALITE

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durée	7 minutes
image	Daniel Coche
son	Damien Fritsch
montage	Daniel Coche
production	dora films
festivals	sélection à Basel 1990, Budapest et prix de la RTBF au festival de Liège 1990

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