SYNOPSIS
Irreducibles is a film about men and women who have won battles that seemed lost in advance.
Blocking a nuclear power plant, sabotage to stop pollution at sea, ZAD to protect the forest... sometimes in non-violence, sometimes in clandestinity, all have in common that they are victorious in their struggle.
Blocking a nuclear power plant, sabotage to stop pollution at sea, ZAD to protect the forest... sometimes in non-violence, sometimes in clandestinity, all have in common that they are victorious in their struggle.
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DIRECTOR
Olivier Dubuquoy
SEE COMPLETE PROFILEOlivier Dubuquoy is a film director, geographer and environmental activist.
He is known for his commitment to the defense of the Ocean and the Climate.
Alert launcher on red mud pollution in the Mediterranean, he co-directs the documentary film Red Zone (2016), and gets the special mention of the jury at FIGRA 2017.
In 2019 is broadcasted on Planète Thalassa "Océan naissance d'un Nation", a documentary film dedicated to Olivier Dubuquoy's actions for the Ocean to become a common ground
In 2022 he finalizes his documentary film Irreducibles, a story of commitments and victorious environmentalist struggles.
PAST SCREENINGS
SCREENING 1
7 July 2022 at 21h15
Square Dézéry
This film is included in screening Irréductibles + Résister et fleurir