Suite européenne
Documents from [1965] to [1967]Identity Statement
Alonso Fernandez, Juan
Content and Structure
The unification of Europe is the result of a history of exchange, trade and journeys, from the Middle Ages to modern mass tourism in the 1960s. The film focuses on recent communication channels. Therefore, traditional national borders are an obstacle that needs to be overcome.
Genre
Documentary
Credits
Production Country: France
Film Production Company:
Commissioning Institution: Council of Europe
Director: André Cantenys
Producer: Unknown
Script: Unknown
Cinematography: René Bucaille / Jean Penzer
Film Editing: Unknown
Commentary: Michel Bouquet
Music: Dino Castro
Technical Information
Original Film Format: Unknown
Duration: 20 minutes
Colour: Colour
European History, European Art
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French
Video
Allied Materials
Centre national du cinéma et de l’image animée (CNC), Paris
Tode, Thomas: Die Grenze als zentrales Motiv der Europafilm-Rhetorik, in: Gabriele Clemens (ed.): Werben für Europa. Die mediale Konstruktion europäischer Identität durch Europafilme, Paderborn: Schöningh 2016, pp.439-469.
Notes
For now, this film is not part of the Advertising Europe Film Collection held by the HAEU. This record is for information only.