Langlois
Directed by Roberto Guerra, Eila Hershon19 september 1970 52 mDocumentaire, Biography
6.74.5
Documentary about French (Turkish born) film historian Henri Langlois (1914-1977), co-founder of the Cinemathèque Française, which progressed from just 10 films in 1936 to 60,000 films in the early 70s. The film also deals with the manifestations of support for Langlois following 1968 French Minister of Culture André Malraux's failed attempt to replace him as head of the Cinemathèque.
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Langlois was released on 19 september 1970.
Langlois was directed by Roberto Guerra, Eila Hershon.
Langlois has a runtime of 52 m.
Langlois was produced by Roberto Guerra, Eila Hershon.
Documentary about French (Turkish born) film historian Henri Langlois (1914-1977), co-founder of the Cinemathèque Française, which progressed from just 10 films in 1936 to 60,000 films in the early 70s. The film also deals with the manifestations of support for Langlois following 1968 French Minister of Culture André Malraux's failed attempt to replace him as head of the Cinemathèque.
The key characters in Langlois are Self (Henri Langlois), Self (Jean Renoir), Self (Catherine Deneuve).
Langlois is a Documentaire, Biography film.
Langlois has an audience rating of 6.7 out of 10.