Hanoun, à revoir
A homage, and regrettably also a farewell, to small scale, fine-tuned cinematographic craftmanship, as only Marcel Hanoun for many decades managed to maintain within the French film industry.
In this combined programme
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L’entrefilm
A documentary response to a fiction film, yet far from a ‘making of,’ this film was shot simultaneously with Hanoun’s Cello, an ode to interhuman r
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Cello
The last chapter in an underrated career. A terminally ill Hanoun’s minimalist fugue as an ode to human expression in words, images, sounds a
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