Journey of a “Cine-Son”
1992 · 186 MIN · IMDB 7.6 · 33 VOTES · DIR. Pierre-André Boutang, Dominique Rabourdin
Overview
Serge Daney, the most influential film critic after André Bazin, interviewed by Régis Debray a few months before his death.
Dialogue Timeline — 152 lines
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00:00:04 Serge Daney, take one.
00:00:32 <i>And...</i>
00:00:54 I think the first image that counted for me
00:01:15 which was the map of the world.
00:01:39 IÃve always known Honduras was Tegucigalpa, always.
00:01:58 The other formative space was radio.
00:02:23 And so quickly I was dragged along, joyfully
00:02:45 they were my favorite
00:03:06 Because any true image, in the final analysis
00:03:28 No, I think the first image was the map in so far as it was a promise.
00:04:01 to have been the child of those times, obviously IÃm not the only one
00:04:24 and when I could buy the most beautiful atlases, I bought them.
00:04:45 the territory looks an awful lot like the map.
00:05:05 So the far-away countries, the weird and complicated names
00:05:33 <i>ItÃs a travel that continues?</i>
00:05:54 very fashionable during the 70s.
00:06:17 Yes.
00:06:37 That thereÃs a new country with a new color
00:07:00 It seemed obvious.
00:07:19 <i>Is cinema a refuge, a protection for the adolescent?</i>
00:07:40 And you know by the age of 5
00:08:00 that there are people with whom you wonÃt be friends
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed152
Dialogue density0.8 lines / min
First line00:00:04
Final line00:08:00
Production Record
DirectorPierre-André Boutang, Dominique Rabourdin
LanguageFrench
IMDb votes33