Name: Ni Dieu ni maître - Épisode 3 : Des fleurs et des pavés
Released: 2022-05-23T14:59:00-04:00
Duration: 3120S

SYNOPSIS

At the end of the Second World War, anarchism experienced a gigantic decline. But, little by little, in the heart of the Cold War, more and more revolutionaries turned to anarchism and contributed to give it a new echo. And so, starting in 1967 and continuing throughout 1968, anarchism, which had been thought to be moribund, reoccupied the front of the stage.

Theme(s): , Democracy, Politics, Social struggle

DETAILS

Director | , Tancrède Ramonet

Year | , 2022

Country | , France

Duration | 52 minutes

Original language | , French

Subtitles | , French

Image | Nina Bernfeld, Roman Lechapelier, Vladimir Trivic

Sound | Camille Limousin, Francis Bonfanti

Editing | Juliette Haubois, Mathilde Morieres

Production | LCP Assemblée nationale, Temps Noir

DIRECTOR

Tancrède Ramonet

SEE COMPLETE PROFILE

Tancrède Ramonet is an author and producer of documentaries and a singer in the group ACHAB. With Patrick Barbéris, he co-wrote in 2006 the documentary "Les ombres du bagne" (52'),
broadcast on Arte and France Ô. He is also co-author of the films "Au nom de la race et de la science", Strasbourg 1941 – 1944 by Sonia Rolley and Axel Ramonet (production "Temps noir" for France 3) and L 611 – 1 by Jean-Yves Cauchard.
Graduated in Philosophy (Sorbonne), in Economics (Paris-Dauphine), in Documentary Creation (Havana) and in International Production (EURODOC), as a producer, he founded with Martin Laurent and Axel Ramonet the independent production company Temps noir with which he directed the first two parts of "Ni Dieu ni maître", une histoire de l'anarchisme (Neither God nor Master, a history of anarchism) in 2016 as well as "Che Guevara, naissance d'un myth" in 2017. As a producer, he produces films around social, historical, artistic and cultural issues, including "Afrique(s), une autre histoire du XXe siècle" by Elikia M'Bokolo, Philippe Sainteny and Alain Ferrari, "Cuba, une odyssée africaine" by Jihan El Tahri or "Cuba, La Révolution et le Monde" that he co-produced with Serge Gordey and Martin Laurent.