5-7 rue Corbeau

A Short film of

Thomas Pendzel

Produced by

GREC - Groupe de Recherches et d'Essais Cinématographiques

Production year2007

Runtime59 min

Synopsis

Seen from outside, it was a normal building, an immigrants' building. It homed, in 168 rooms, the latest newcomers in Paris who were, over the years Belgians, Italians, Jews from Eastern Europe, Spanish, Portuguese, all repatriates, the North Africans, the Senegalese and then the Malians. In 1968, it became the biggest shanty of Paris, it was acquired and demolished by the city after its 350 occupants had camped in the street during four months.

Credits

Director (1)

Thomas Pendzel
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Production and distribution (1)

Executive Producer : GREC - Groupe de Recherches et d'Essais Cinématographiques

Full credits (9)

Executive Producer : Alice Beckmann

Screenwriter : Thomas Pendzel

Directors of Photography : Thomas Bataille, Isabelle Bourzat

Music Composer : Jérôme Castel

Editor : Joël Jacovella

Sound recordist : Gabrielle Fontaine

Sound Editor : Vincent Bordelais

Sound Mixer : Vincent Bordelais

Narrator : Emmanuel Salinger

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Technical details

Type : Short film
Genres : Documentary
Sub-genre : Auteur documentary, Portrait
Themes : Architecture, Society
Production language : French
Production country : France
Original French-language productions : Unspecified
Nationality : 100% French (France)
Production year : 2007
Runtime : 59 min
Visa number : 116.336
Visa issue date : 25/09/2009
Production formats : HD
Color type : Color
Aspect ratio : 4/3
Audio format : Stereo
Rating restrictions : None

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