Mille neuf cent quatre vingt treize

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un film de Daniel Coche, 53'Mille neuf cent quatre vingt treize, est un carnet de promenade ; un proche voyage entre le centre de Strasbourg et sa banlieue de Hautepierre,

construite il y a vingt ans et considérée comme une ville nouvelle. Il s'agit d'y retrouver Alex, un jeune de 25 ans filmé dix ans auparavant par Daniel Coche dans le film A hue et à dia.

Une promenade subjective entre béton et gaz d'échappement qui échappe au traditionnel reportage sur le "mal des banlieues".

CE FILM EST VISIBLE CI-DESSOUS DANS SON INTEGRALITE

fiche technique :
durée	53'08"
image	Daniel Coche
son	Damien Fritsch
montage	Daniel Coche
musique	Alexandre Todorovic
production	dora films
festivals	Sélection Festival international Figueira da Foz Portugal 1994
	Sélection 10 ème Film und Videotage Basel Suisse

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