History and society Archives
La Nuit des archives
2019
Sous-titres :
Français,
Espagnol,
Anglais,
Allemand,
Arabe
One hundred minutes of archive footage from fifty years of Swiss television. A joyful immersion in a series of short stories, each funny or moving, sequel or response to the previous one. Holidays, school, flirting, army, money plus a host of other themes for a fascinating journey back in time.
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One hundred minutes of archive footage from fifty years of Swiss television. A joyful immersion in a series of short stories, each funny or moving, sequel or response to the previous one. Holidays, school, flirting, army, money plus a host of other themes for a fascinating journey back in time.
Partenaire :
La Radio Télévision Suisse (RTS) est une entreprise audiovisuelle de service public, appartenant au groupe média SSR (Société Suisse de radiodiffusion et télévision), qui propose des programmes sur quatre chaînes radio, deux chaînes tv et de nombreuses plateformes digitales.
https://www.rtsr.ch/
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