Animated short film inspired by a real historical fact.


On the 17th October 1961, in Paris, five young Algerians and three young Frenchmen were on their way to peacefully demonstrate against the curfew imposed by the Prefect of Police, Maurice Papon. This demonstration was an opportunity for the Algerians to show their need for dignity.
For Malek, the protagonist, it was a sign of hope for his generation in France. Saïd, Malek's mate used the occasion to express his frustration. The three French men demonstrated for a France which respected its republican molto. They all put themselves on the streets of Paris, confident of their human rights.


Directors: Aurel & Florence Corre
Executive Producer : Xavier Julliot
Screenwriter : Florence Corre
Voice : Kader Bouallaga
Sound Recordist : Xavier Thibault
Production Manager : Onna Julliot
Sound Editor : Christophe Boin
Production Designer : Aurel
Music Composer : Ibrahim Maalouf
Special Effects : Romain Strabol

Associate production company : La Fabrique Production
Film export/Foreign Sales : Agence du court métrage

Short film
Genres : Animated film
Sub-genre : Cartoon, 3D, Drama, Drama
Themes : Historical, Immigration, Racial discrimination
Production language : French, Arabic
Nationality : 100% French (France)
Production year : 2011
Runtime : 12mn
Visa number : 128.187
Visa issue date : 20/10/2011
Production formats : HD - Digital Beta
Screening format : Beta SP - DVD
Color type : Color
Aspect ratio : 16/9
Sound format : Stereo
Official website : www.la-fabrique.com/anglais/fichefilm.php?v=HTML&id=119
Other website : 0z.fr/VlxR4


Source:
http://en.unifrance.org/movie/33341/october-1961#