French school documentary Etre Et Avoir comes to Blu-ray in November
Another documentary out next week to bring you news of, the French feature Etre Et Avoir is arriving on 12th November courtesy of Artifical Eye on Blu-ray.
Originally released about ten years ago, this was directed by Nicolas Philibert. With a running time of 106 minutes, it is presented in widescreen with a PCM Stereo soundtrack, and the recommended retail price will be £19.99.
Extras will include an interview with the director, trailer, and Film-making Masterclass with Nicolas Philibert featurette.
Synopsis and trailer follow...
This is a charming and intimate portrait of a single class primary school in rural France and its inspirational teacher. Ranging in age from four to ten, the small handful of pupils are taught by the remarkable and wise Georges Lopez, whose patient and enlightened methods highlight a genuine affection for his young charges.
Offering a touching and absorbing look at the heart of a village community, director Nicolas Philibert’s film was a surprise cinema hit which was warmly received by critics and won numerous awards including a BAFTA and a European Film Award.
Originally released about ten years ago, this was directed by Nicolas Philibert. With a running time of 106 minutes, it is presented in widescreen with a PCM Stereo soundtrack, and the recommended retail price will be £19.99.
Extras will include an interview with the director, trailer, and Film-making Masterclass with Nicolas Philibert featurette.
Synopsis and trailer follow...
This is a charming and intimate portrait of a single class primary school in rural France and its inspirational teacher. Ranging in age from four to ten, the small handful of pupils are taught by the remarkable and wise Georges Lopez, whose patient and enlightened methods highlight a genuine affection for his young charges.
Offering a touching and absorbing look at the heart of a village community, director Nicolas Philibert’s film was a surprise cinema hit which was warmly received by critics and won numerous awards including a BAFTA and a European Film Award.
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