Manifeste(2002)
"Radical pamphleteer film," Manifesto "can be used as a visual emblem for any avant-garde manifestation. Manifesto is a cry. A cry for finally a cinema freed from all economic, ideological or artistic constraints." (Nicole Brenez, Encyclopédie du court-métrage français, 2004)
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"Radical pamphleteer film," Manifesto "can be used as a visual emblem for any avant-garde manifestation. Manifesto is a cry. A cry for finally a cinema freed from all economic, ideological or artistic constraints." (Nicole Brenez, Encyclopédie du court-métrage français, 2004)
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2002-03-20
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