Chronique d’un été

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Chronique d’un été is a pioneering 1961 French documentary film that helped define cinéma vérité by exploring the everyday lives and opinions of Parisians through innovative observational and participatory techniques.

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instanceOf French film
documentary film
awardReceived Cannes Film Festival International Critics Prize
cinematographyBy Jean Rouch
Michel Brault
Raoul Coutard
countryOfOrigin France
director Edgar Morin
Jean Rouch
editedBy Nadine Marquand
features group discussions among participants
interviews with ordinary Parisians
on-street interviews
self-reflexive ending where participants watch the film
filmingLocation Paris
genre cinéma vérité
documentary
hasParticipant Angelo
Landry
Marceline Loridan
Mary Lou
influenced development of ethnographic film
later documentary filmmakers
movement French New Wave
notableFor helping define cinéma vérité
innovative use of synchronous sound
reflexive discussion of filmmaking process
originalLanguage French
periodDepicted postwar France
premiereEvent Cannes Film Festival
producer Anatole Dauman
productionCompany Argos Films
releaseDecade 1960s
releaseYear 1961
settingLocation Paris
subjectMatter everyday life of Parisians
personal happiness
political opinions
social conditions in France
work and leisure
technique direct cinema
observational filmmaking
participatory filmmaking
theme authenticity in representation
relationship between filmmaker and subject
title Chronique d’un été
translatedTitle Chronicle of a Summer
writer Edgar Morin
Jean Rouch

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Jean Rouch notableWork Chronique d’un été
Jean Rouch coCreatorOf Chronique d’un été
Pierre Braunberger notableWork Chronique d’un été
Chronique d’un été title Chronique d’un été