Nicolas Philibert

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Nicolas Philibert | Part 1

Year of Production: 2008
Acclaimed filmmaker, Nicolas Philibert shares his very particular and personal approach to documentary. In part 1 he talks about his early films.
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Nicolas Philibert | Part 2

Year of Production: 2008
Philibert describes his way of working and the reasons why he uses film.
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Nicolas Philibert | Part 3

Year of Production: 2008
Philibert on two of his films: ‘In the Land of the Deaf’ and ‘Every Little Thing’.
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Nicolas Philibert | Part 4

Year of Production: 2008
Philibert discusses the process of turning ideas into films.
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Nicolas Philibert | Part 5

Year of Production: 2008
Philibert on his film ‘Every Little Thing’.
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Nicolas Philibert | Part 6

Year of Production: 2008
Some tips for young filmmakers.
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Nicolas Philibert | Part 7

Year of Production: 2008
Philibert evokes the success of ‘To Be and to Have’.
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