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Chronicle of a Summer (1961)

Paris, summer 1960. Anthropologist and filmmaker Jean Rouch and sociologist and film critic Edgar Morin wander through the crowded streets asking passersby how they cope with life's misfortunes.

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Andy C 02 Jul 2013

Influential French documentary is not only historically important, but fascinating.

Kevin A 06 Dec 2007

Documentary involving asking people if they are happy with their lives. I am.

Luis U 19 Oct 2007

Paris 1960 - Jean Rouch and Edgar Morin just made one of the most fascinated documentary of all time. As some might call it Cinema verite or Direct Cinema, the directors are not afraid to establish a certain atmosphere where the social actors can speak freely and naturally to create spontaneity. Highly recommend this film for documentary lovers out there!

Kevin N 19 Oct 2009

One of the most important documentaries in the history of the cinema, and a pleasure to watch even now. Rouch is striving for a purely objective film experience here, and though his interviewees all seem remarkably capitalist the selection still feels diverse. What's extraordinary is how unfamiliar Rouch is in his own country after becoming so comfortable making films in foreign lands. The people in this film behave kindly, cruelly, naively and confidently, but never look staged or showy. A great experiment by a great experimentor.

Wezul S 25 Apr 2014

Exactly what you would imagine an ethnography capturing a summer in paris to be.