The Sled-Ladder Trailer

The Sled-Ladder Trailer (1971)

01 January 1971 8 mins

This film is a poem from Jean-Pierre Thiébaud, one of the workers participating in the Chris Marker-animated Groupe Medvedkine, and who took part in the 1967 Strike. It is a visual lyric, against war and capitalism, a call for emancipation.

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France 01 January 1971

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