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You Speak of Paris: Maspero. Words Have Meaning

1971·Directed by Chris Marker

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Released
June 15, 1971
Runtime
20m

About You Speak of Paris: Maspero. Words Have Meaning

  • Documentary

Synopsis

An affectionate portrait of the left-wing publisher and bookshop owner François Maspero, who was a contributor to Far From Vietnam and would later publish the commentary to Le Fond de l’air est rouge. Maspero is one of the most satisfying and likeable of Marker’s films from this period, achieving an exemplary balance of quirky human warmth with a clear and inventive form of political argument.

Director
  • Chris Marker
Original title
On vous parle de Paris : Maspero, les mots ont un sens

Principal cast

In billing order
  • François MasperoSelf (archive footage)
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