01 January 1963 Factual 8 mins
Shot alongside "À Valparaíso," "The Small Tent" observes a small circus performance perched high above the city and focuses on the faces and reactions of the children in its audience. The film offers a tender, poetic look at fleeting joy and communal spectacle.
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Jacques Prévert as Narrator
Luis Cornejo Producer
El circo más pequeño del mundo Trailer
Le plus petit chapiteau du monde Trailer
France 01 January 1963
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Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1963 Argos films, Cine Experimental de la Universidad de Chile.