Vibrant scenes of individuals' daily life are filmed in Place de la République.
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30 April 1974 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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Louis Malle, Himself: Excuse me, sir. Did you realize we've been filming you for 15 minutes? Do you realize we've been filming you?
Old Man: What?
Louis Malle, Himself: Filming.
Old Man: Filming me? No.
Louis Malle, Himself: You didn't notice?
Old Man: Not at all.
Louis Malle, Himself: Do you live on the area?
Old Man: What?
Louis Malle, Himself: Do you live on the area?
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Filmed throughout the fall of 1972 See more »Quotes
[first lines]Louis Malle, Himself: Excuse me, sir. Did you realize we've been filming you for 15 minutes? Do you realize we've been filming you?
Old Man: What?
Louis Malle, Himself: Filming.
Old Man: Filming me? No.
Louis Malle, Himself: You didn't notice?
Old Man: Not at all.
Louis Malle, Himself: Do you live on the area?
Old Man: What?
Louis Malle, Himself: Do you live on the area?
[...]
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I thought this was utterly riveting - I couldn't turn the TV off even though I was exhausted. It is 1 1/2 hours of an interviewer/camera crew on the streets of Paris trying to speak to people about anything. There are a few dull moments but it gives a fantastic view on life in Paris - some of the people are survivors of World War II; nearly everyone seems to either be sick or have a spouse who is sick; there's the poor man who regularly goes in and out of psychiatric hospitals and considers himself a "playboy"; there's the lottery ticket woman who is stating how angry she is that they're filming her but then turns around and coyly peeks at the camera to make sure they're still filming her; there's the Polish Jew who was able to hide with his French Jewish wife during world war II who was a tailor and recently quit because of a heart attack - and admits shortly before he leaves that his wife died only 9 months ago - sorry I could go on and on but thought it was lovely for anyone who wants a peek at France's social/cultural life of everyday Parisians.