Pornotropic

7.0

When French writer Marguerite Duras (1914-96) published her novel The Sea Wall in 1950, she came very close to winning the prestigious Prix Goncourt. Meanwhile, in Indochina, France was suffering its first military defeats in its war against the Việt Minh, the rebel movement for independence.

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Romane Bohringer

Self - Reader

Ann Laura Stoler

Self- Anthropologist

Françoise Vergès

Self - Politologist

Alain Ruscio

Self - Historian

Boulomsouk Svadphaiphane

Self - Writer

Marguerite Duras

Self - Writer (archive footage)

Art

Olivier Marquézy

Graphic Designer

Camera

Philippe Guilbert

Director of Photography

Léa Riceputi

Assistant Camera

Valérie Urrea

Additional Photography

Crew

Françoise Vergès

Technical Advisor

Isabelle Zaborowski

Post Production Supervisor

Directing

Nathalie Masduraud

Director

Valérie Urrea

Director

Editing

Svetlana Vaynblat

Editor

Isabelle Laclau

Color Grading

Production

Julie Guesnon Amarante

Producer

Justine Henochsberg

Producer

Marie-Hélène Barbéris

Researcher

Margaux Leclabart

Production Manager

Sound

Baptiste Charvet

Original Music Composer

Baptiste Charvet

Sound

Christophe de Pinho

Sound Editor

Christophe de Pinho

Sound Mixer