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1930 | B/N | 25 min

The contrasts and social disparities of the French city of Nice: on the one hand, the lazy, wealthy people that take sun baths and enjoy luxury of hotels and casinos, and on the other, the marginalized people of the poorest neighborhoods.


Country: Francia
Direction: Vigo; Jean
Script: Vigo; Jean
Production: Vigo; Jean
Photography: Kaufman; Boris
Participation year at FICM: 2008

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