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International Festival of Audiovisual Programs

La Séparation

1905: a debate opens at the Chamber of Deputies that is also a combat. The orators clash over a bill for the Separation of Church and State that it convulsing the country. Aristide Briand tries to find an acceptable compromise, between the virulent anticlericals who dream of de-Christianizing France and the last handful of Catholic orators. What is the place of religion in society? Who should finance religious edifices? In the course of debates full of surprises and twists, a formative law is worked out—one that today remains as topical as ever. This film, shot in the hemicycle of the Palais Bourbon, reconstitutes the debates of 1905 based on official minutes of the sessions.
France - 2005 - 1 h 21 mn - DVC Pro - Colour and B&W
Director
François Hanss
Script
Bruno Filigni
Camera
Dominique Fausset
Sound
Frédéric Pardon
Editing
Ermanno Corrado, Vincent Delorme
Music
Sarry Long
Interprétation
Pierre Arditi, Claude Rich, Jean-Claude Drouot, Pierre Santini, Michaël Lonsdale, Jacques Gallo
Narrator
Florence Pernel

Production
Grenade Productions,
13, rue Marceau,
93100 Montreuil, France
Tél : +33 (0)1 4818 0404
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Co-Production
LCP - La Chaîne Parlementaire Assemblée Nationale, Ligue de l'Enseignement

with the participation of
France 3, France 5, TV5 Monde, Canal France International

Sales
Grenade Productions,
13, rue Marceau,
93100 Montreuil, France
Tél : +33 (0)1 4818 0404
Fax : +33 (0)1 4859 3096
E-mail : contact@grenade-medias.eu