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ACTOR
Eléonore BernheimElisabeth DepardieuFrançois BerléandManoëlle Gaillard
DIRECTOR
Yves Angelo,Yamina Benguigui,11 more credits
SYNOPSICS
Pas d'histoires! (2001) is a French,Arabic movie. Yves Angelo,Yamina Benguigui,11 more credits has directed this movie. Eléonore Bernheim,Elisabeth Depardieu,François Berléand,Manoëlle Gaillard are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2001. Pas d'histoires! (2001) is considered one of the best Animation,Drama,Comedy movie in India and around the world.
Twelve short stories about racism in every day life
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Pas d'histoires! (2001) Reviews
12 outstanding short films
"Pas d'histoires" presents 12 outstanding short films by young film-makers on racism in everyday life. The films encourage to discuss and act against racism. Especially suitable for the use at schools among a young audience. Examples of films included in "Pas d'histoires": CYRANO - A girl receives love letters from an anonymous but talented author. How does she react when she finds that he is colored? LETTRE A ABOU - Ahmed has only recently arrived in France. Who does he confide in with all his worries about quarrels with his new schoolmates? MOHAMED Following a racist attack, Mohamed realizes that his skin is the "wrong" color. He longs to change his identity. PETITS RIENS Dark-skinned Mohamed applies for a job which Mlle Dubois is also hoping to get. The director hints at 'little differences'... PIMPRENELLE - Soria is supposed to dress up as a fairy to entertain the kids at a children's party. What does the hostess say when she realizes Soria is not blond and white like a "real" fairy? RELOU - Three young North Africans are molesting a blonde girl on a bus. The tension rises, until the young girl answers...
Unsettling
This film, consisting of twelve vignettes, lasts just over an hour. The group of people with whom I saw it was a mix of Lithuanian, British, American, and French. Immediate reviews ranged from "disappointing" (Lithuanian) to "interesting" (American) to "I quite liked the stories" (English). A couple of the plots weren't quite clear, but on the whole, I found this an hour very well spent. Several of the stories are quite gripping, and one only wishes they lasted longer than 5-6 minutes. We all had a feeling of being unsettled: some because the stories are just a glimpse into a life, with no finality or closure, some because racism (overt or subtle) is an unsettling topic. But it needs to be brought into the open like this.