
Pourquoi l'Amérique (1970)
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- G
- 1h 40min
- Documentary
- 08 Apr 1970 (France)
- Movie
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Cast
Françoise Christophe | ... |
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Pia Colombo | ... |
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Pierre Andrieux | ... |
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Jacques Castelot | ... |
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Louis Armstrong | ... |
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Al Capone | ... |
Self (archiveFootage)
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Directed by
Frédéric Rossif |
Written by
Jean-François Bergery | ... | (commentary) |
Caroline Rittener | ... | (writer) |
Produced by
Robert Amon | ... | executive producer |
Music by
Eddie Harris | ... | (music composed and conducted by) |
Editing by
Françoise Duez |
Editorial Department
Anne-Marie Engerer | ... | assistant editor |
Dominique Engerer | ... | assistant editor |
Agnès Molinard | ... | assistant editor |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Denis Derrien | ... | assistant director |
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- Columbia Films (1969) (France) (theatrical)
- Columbia Pictures Industries (1973) (United States) (theatrical)
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Plot Summary |
This film about America between the wars (1917-1939) attempts to capture and interpret the vital moving forces in American society that caused the United States to emerge by the end of World War II as a dominant world power. Although the film stresses violence and the zanier side of American culture, director Frédéric Rossif believes these aspects help to explain the inner thrust that put the U.S. where they are. Rossif obtained about thirty thousand feet of motion picture footage from the audiovisual holdings of the National Archives relating to such objects as the Bonus Marches of the 1930's, rural poverty, Negroes, city life, assembly lines and other industrial processes, and social life including music and dancing. Written by Anonymous |
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