Dans le labyrinthe

Dans le labyrinthe

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Dans la diversité des pays, des climats, des races et des sociétés, les rites, les croyances, la présence de la nature assurent une certaine permanence et aident chacun à traverser le mystère de l'existence. Conçu pour le pavillon Labyrinthe de l'Exposition universelle de 1967, ce film à écrans multiples se veut une interprétation moderne de la légende de Thésée et du Minotaure.

Exemple emblématique du « cinéma élargi », Dans le labyrinthe avait initialement été conçu pour la salle 3 du pavillon Labyrinthe de l’Exposition universelle de 1967. Ce film était projeté sur 5 écrans avec 5 projecteurs 70 mm (pré-Imax), dans une grande pièce construite sur mesure. Le Labyrinthe est encore mondialement reconnu comme une des installations les plus audacieuses de l’histoire du cinéma. Je conseille d’ailleurs fortement à tout le monde de consulter les plans architecturaux et la documentation photographique de l’événement. Grandiose !

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Credits
  • director
    Roman Kroitor
    Colin Low
    Hugh O'Connor
  • producer
    Roman Kroitor
    Tom Daly
  • executive producer
    Desmond Dew
  • camera
    Michel Thomas-d'Hoste
    Walter Lassally
    Gilles Gascon
    Georges Dufaux
    V.V. Dombrovsky
    Alex O. Krasnov
  • sound
    Ted Haley
  • editing
    Tom Daly
  • sound editing
    Tom Daly
  • sound mixer
    Edward T. Haley
    Michel Descombes
    Jean-Pierre Joutel
  • music
    Eldon Rathburn
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  • Effache

    I waited in line for 2½ hours to see this film at the Labyrinth Pavillion at Expo '67. After having seen it, I walked out and put mysef right back in queue to see it again. I was 13 years old and although at the time I didn't fathom all of the value of having watched, it had a profound effect on how I stgarted to look around me and look at the world then and since. I was able to remember only a few scenes watchng this again, scenes that I thought I had forgotten about. Wonderful work. Makes me think of the more recent Ron Fricke films... Thanks for calling attention to this masterwork.

    Effache, 11 Dec 2014

  • Brilliant!Thanks for presenting this in its original format. It is a wonderful tribute to Roman Kroiter, Colin Low and Hugh O'Connor. Bro. John

    Bro. John, 20 Sep 2012
  • MvanGageldonk

    Yes, 720p is broken it seems, too bad because this film really requires a decent resolution....

    MvanGageldonk, 18 Sep 2012
  • hansmark

    we can't purchase a download of this? or watch it in 720? (doesn't seem to work) I would SO buy a blu-ray if you made one!! thank you!

    hansmark, 17 Sep 2012

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