01 January 1961 Factual 18 mins
Dedicated “to the exiled, proscribed, expelled, banned,” this montage of documentary images codirected and written by Jean Cayrol—a former deportee who wrote the commentary for Alain Resnais’s Night and Fog —makes the Spanish Civil War a synecdoche for all forms of brutal exclusion.
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Laurent Terzieff as Narrator (voice)
Jean Cayrol Director
France 01 January 1961
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