The ancient village of Salles sur Verdon
The street that leads to the church
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CinéMémoire and Salles sur Verdon: "Memory of a Village" the film will be screened at the Alcazar in Marseille
CinéMémoire, the Cinematheque home movies from Marseille, created in recent years, with Film Marseille, the Rendezvous Archive, a regular program in cycles bi-monthly on topics related to the history of Marseille and the PACA region. These meetings, along the lines of cabinets of collectors of the nineteenth century, during which rare films from private funds are proposed and discussed at the Alcazar .
1st cycle: Water in Provence
28 January and 25 February 2011 17h
The water control has always been a vital concern for the Provence region, who suffered two contradictory phenomena: drought and water shortage on the one hand, floods and other flood hand. Men have changed the landscape to soften the natural and be an ally, but sometimes nature has reasserted itself ...
The films reflect this duality and the complex relationship and maintained the plural What Provencal with Water:
The library holds the Alcazar in Marseille
of "Go to archive".
of "Go to archive".
The first cycle of 2011 will be held from January 28 to
February 25, 2011
February 25, 2011
with the theme:
"Water in Provence"
"Water in Provence"
this occasion will be screened "Memory of a Village"
which tells the story of the disappearance of the village of Salles sur Verdon
which tells the story of the disappearance of the village of Salles sur Verdon
under the waters of Lake St. Croix in 1974.
Cycle organized by
from the program posted on the site CinéMémoire:
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Water Provence
Cycles rare films about local history
January 28, 2011 - 17h
February 25, 2011 - 17h
Go Archives
Water Provence
Cycles rare films about local history
January 28, 2011 - 17h
February 25, 2011 - 17h
(in the presence director Jacques Hubinet)
L'Alcazar
Proposed by the documentation department of the regional Alcazar BMVR
In partnership with the Film and CinéMémoire Marseille
L'Alcazar
Proposed by the documentation department of the regional Alcazar BMVR
In partnership with the Film and CinéMémoire Marseille
CinéMémoire, the Cinematheque home movies from Marseille, created in recent years, with Film Marseille, the Rendezvous Archive, a regular program in cycles bi-monthly on topics related to the history of Marseille and the PACA region. These meetings, along the lines of cabinets of collectors of the nineteenth century, during which rare films from private funds are proposed and discussed at the Alcazar .
1st cycle: Water in Provence
28 January and 25 February 2011 17h
The water control has always been a vital concern for the Provence region, who suffered two contradictory phenomena: drought and water shortage on the one hand, floods and other flood hand. Men have changed the landscape to soften the natural and be an ally, but sometimes nature has reasserted itself ...
The films reflect this duality and the complex relationship and maintained the plural What Provencal with Water:
which ....... .....
Memory of a village: Les Salles sur Verdon 1972-1974 (extracts 14min30) Bernard Mariotti
1972: Bernard Mariotti, amateur filmmaker, films with his Super 8 camera for a village in the Var to disappear under the waters of an artificial lake. The dam of Holy Cross on the Verdon will be started and the author records during his walks workflow. In 2004, to mark the 30th anniversary of the evacuation of Salles-sur-Verdon , he directed a documentary from his Super 8 film that provides former inhabitants.
1972: Bernard Mariotti, amateur filmmaker, films with his Super 8 camera for a village in the Var to disappear under the waters of an artificial lake. The dam of Holy Cross on the Verdon will be started and the author records during his walks workflow. In 2004, to mark the 30th anniversary of the evacuation of Salles-sur-Verdon , he directed a documentary from his Super 8 film that provides former inhabitants.
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