Bonaparte et la révolution
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About This Movie
'Bonaparte et la révolution' is a 1972 documentary that delves into historical themes. Directed by Abel Gance, it serves as a sound edition of his earlier work, 'Napoleon', blending silent film with newly shot material.
This film is a unique moment in Gance's career, transitioning from silent cinema to sound. The various editions and versions can be a bit overwhelming, but it sparks interest among collectors who appreciate the evolution of film techniques. Scarcity is an issue here; not every version is easy to find, especially in good condition. If you come across a well-preserved copy, it certainly holds some collector interest, given its historical significance and the intricacies of its production.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of 'Bonaparte et la révolution'?
'Bonaparte et la révolution' is a documentary and history film.
Who directed 'Bonaparte et la révolution'?
The film was directed by Abel Gance.
What year was 'Bonaparte et la révolution' released?
'Bonaparte et la révolution' was released in 1972.
What is the relation between 'Bonaparte et la révolution' and 'Napoleon'?
'Bonaparte et la révolution' serves as a sound edition of Abel Gance's 1927 film 'Napoleon', incorporating new material and sound.
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