La commune (Paris, 1871)

2000
5h 45min

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La clase obrera y la burguesía del París del siglo XIX son entrevistadas y cubiertas por la televisión, antes y durante una trágica revuelta obrera.La clase obrera y la burguesía del París del siglo XIX son entrevistadas y cubiertas por la televisión, antes y durante una trágica revuelta obrera.La clase obrera y la burguesía del París del siglo XIX son entrevistadas y cubiertas por la televisión, antes y durante una trágica revuelta obrera.

Dirección
- Peter Watkins
Guionistas
- Agathe Bluysen
- Peter Watkins
Elenco

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Dirección
- Peter Watkins
Guionistas
- Agathe Bluysen
- Peter Watkins
Elenco

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Premios
- 1 premio ganado y 1 nominación en total

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Documentary reconstructions: a broadcast from 1871

Peter Watkins stands at the base of a form of historical documentaries known as 'documentary reconstruction'. Lightly based on battle re-enactments, Watkins hires amateur actors to play the roles of common people in the Paris of 1871. Famine and civil unrest cause a popular revolution, supported by followers of Karl Marx. The people take power and form a Commune, a communist government. After a few weeks, the official Versailles government regains the city by force, and tens of thousands of people are executed.

Watkins' historical drama is based on the common people, which are shown in their everyday life. To do this, he introduced an anachronism: in the 1871 context, the people form a tv station. The Versaillais also have their official tv station. This way, the documentary becomes both a social project and a media experiment.

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In December 2002 Peter Watkins started the editing of an abridged theatrical version. In a prologue he expresses his views on discovering that the production company, 13 Production, has financial links with the Lagardère Group (which sells Military Weapons through Matra), then he warns the audience about how much of the sequence shots and live debates from the original full-length movie have been lost in the process of reducing the running time by more than 2 hours to 3 hrs 1/2.