The French trilogy of labor you need to see
On Stéphane Brizé's ANOTHER WORLD
You can trace the differences in national approaches to cinema from the medium’s earliest days. Leading the charge from America, Thomas Edison shot carnival performers to create a spectacle. The Lumière brothers in France shot working people leaving a factory.
It would take a bit longer to unbraid the complicated reasons why the French have a vibrant cin…
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