Cannes: The Freedom Festival

Movie · Documentary · Special Interest

This film tells the fascinating story of the birth of the largest Cinema Festival in History. Created in 1939, it was a staunch response to the rise of Fascism and Nazism. It is also the story of a great friendship between two men, Philippe Erlanger and Jean Zay, who fought for their principles and for their love of cinema.

2019 · 51m

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Cannes: The Freedom Festival

Documentary

This film tells the fascinating story of the birth of the largest Cinema Festival in History. Created in 1939, it was a staunch response to the rise of Fascism and Nazism. It is also the story of a great friendship between two men, Philippe Erlanger and Jean Zay, who fought for their principles and for their love of cinema.

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Studio
Arte
Released
2019
Run Time
51 min
Rated
TV-14

Languages

Audio

French (France)

Subtitles

English (United States)