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Premiers mètres (1984) | Slate

Rated 8.0 on TMDB

Premiers mètres

A pastiche of clips from first attempts at film by future masters of the documentary such as Joris Ivens, Frederick Wiseman, Jean Rouch, Nagisa Oshima, and the less well known Olga Vertova.

Released: 1984
Country: France

Direction and writing

Pierre Oscar LévyDirector, Writer

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Cast

Daniel Kleinman

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