Conversation nord-sud : Daney/Sanbar
Originally released in 1993. Conversation nord-sud : Daney/Sanbar is a feature film. directed by Simone Bitton. At just 46 minutes, it's a tight, focused story.
Synopsis
During the Gulf War, Serge Daney had written that the conversation, according to him "a typically Franco-Arab art", could no longer be established between him and his Arab friends. Saddened by this observation, we wanted to offer him a frame, both real and cinematographic, in which he could renew a dialogue that was interrupted at that moment. The choice of his interlocutor was immediately obvious: Elias Sanbar, Palestinian, historian, director of the magazine "Palestinian Studies", collector of images: an exile who archives the memory of his people: press photographs, album of family, postcards, etc. For Sanbar, the image is a proof of his identity. Daney spent most of his life watching movies, but has always refused to keep still images. On both sides, there was a very strong desire to confront these two attitudes in the face of the image and to make it, in a way, a parable of the North-South relations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Conversation nord-sud : Daney/Sanbar about?
During the Gulf War, Serge Daney had written that the conversation, according to him "a typically Franco-Arab art", could no longer be established between him and his Arab friends. Saddened by this...
Who directed Conversation nord-sud : Daney/Sanbar?
Conversation nord-sud : Daney/Sanbar was directed by Simone Bitton.
How long is Conversation nord-sud : Daney/Sanbar?
Conversation nord-sud : Daney/Sanbar has a runtime of 0 hours and 46 minutes (46 minutes total).
When was Conversation nord-sud : Daney/Sanbar released?
Conversation nord-sud : Daney/Sanbar was released on January 1, 1993 in theaters.