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DNA, DU 19 AU 25 NOVEMBRE 1989

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DNA, 21 NOVEMBRE 1989

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L'ALSACE , SAMEDI 18 NOVEMBRE 1989, "Horla", la folie qui s'installe

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Schiltigheim, INFORMATION, NOVEMBRE 1989

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HEBDOSCOPE, du 15 au 21 NOVEMBRE 1989, Mots passants

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The Name of the 86

a film by Emmanuel Heyd and Raphael Toledano, 63'86 Jews selected in the camp of Auschwitz were deported in the summer of 1943 to the Natzweiler-Struthof camp where a gas chamber was specially equipped to kill them.

a film by Christian von der Heyden, 52'"In 1978, I travelled for the first time in West Africa. More than a quarter of century later, I’m going back there, trying to find the people who had a strong influence on the young man I was back then..."

a film by Eric Galmard, 67'Khem looks into her father's history, Khun Srun, a Cambodian writer who joined the ranks of the Khmer Rouge in 1973 and was executed by them in 1978.

a film by Simone Fluhr 74'.What does it mean to live on the street? For so long and in all kinds of weather? Their names are Johnny, Monique, Jean-Luc.

a film by Simone Fluhr and Daniel Coche, 94' In a yellow house, situated at the heart of Strasbourg, people come from all over the world with a glimmer of hope to find refuge from the persecutions, which have forced them into exile.

a film by Anne-Noëlle Gaessler, 52'Four girls move into a bungalow in the Emmaus community in Strasbourg. They came all the way from Europe or Asia, to share the Companions' daily life and work for a few weeks.

a film by Frederic Goldbronn 60'On the morning of 18 March 1942, after a long train journey through occupied France, the young Roland Barthes arrived at the student sanatorium at Saint Hilaire in the Alps.

a film by Damien Fritsch, 53'“I see neither forms nor light, nothing, absolutely nothing. But I’m not in the dark, I see nothing“, says Jean-Michel, who is blind from birth, like the other characters in the film.

a film by Julia Laurenceau, 63'Dreams, fears and anger. Vote for Dreams shows Camille, Julien and the director Julia. Their first meeting was during the students' strike against the French governement in 2006, in Strasbourg city.

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