L’Aquarium et la Nation (2015)
A film in three parts: An aquarium, a man sitting at a table reading various text passages, and a sequence from Jean Renoir’s film LA MARSEILLAISE. This is all from a film by Jean-Marie Straub – about fate, the soul and the cosmos, about the evident nature in which man lives, just like in the aquarium surrounding him. And finally, there’s the nation as a symbol for the community of free people. A Straub film represents a gift that isn’t based on exchange, but rather the opposite of communication. And what could be more beautiful and liberating in life?
Director: Jean-Marie Straub
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 32 min
Release Date: October 31, 2015
Cast
Screenplay
- Jean-Marie Straub (Screenplay)
- André Malraux (Novel)
Editing: Christophe Clavert
Production: Andolfi, Belva Film
Country: Switzerland, France
Language: Français
Original Language: fr
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is L’Aquarium et la Nation about?
- A film in three parts: An aquarium, a man sitting at a table reading various text passages, and a sequence from Jean Renoir’s film LA MARSEILLAISE. This is all from a film by Jean-Marie Straub – about fate, the soul and the cosmos, about the evident nature in which man lives, just like in the aquarium surrounding him. And finally, there’s the nation as a symbol for the community of free people. A Straub film represents a gift that isn’t based on exchange, but rather the opposite of communication. And what could be more beautiful and liberating in life?
- Who directed L’Aquarium et la Nation?
- L’Aquarium et la Nation was directed by Jean-Marie Straub.
- Who stars in L’Aquarium et la Nation?
- L’Aquarium et la Nation stars Aimé Agnel, Christiane Veschambre.
- How long is L’Aquarium et la Nation?
- L’Aquarium et la Nation has a runtime of 32m (32 minutes).
- What genre is L’Aquarium et la Nation?
- L’Aquarium et la Nation is a Documentary film.
- Where was L’Aquarium et la Nation produced?
- L’Aquarium et la Nation was produced in Switzerland, France.