Hôtel La Louisiane

Name: Hôtel La Louisiane
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2015-11-01
Duration: 1 h 29 min
Rating: 7.4
Cast: Xavier Blanchot, Anna-Marie Cazalis, Albert Cossery

20152015
1h 29min

A film that essentially talks about freedom and dignity. Freedom of the beings who choose to live in these places where the inspiration accompanies them. Dignity of the current owner who rem... Read allA film that essentially talks about freedom and dignity. Freedom of the beings who choose to live in these places where the inspiration accompanies them. Dignity of the current owner who remains true to his father's promise.A film that essentially talks about freedom and dignity. Freedom of the beings who choose to live in these places where the inspiration accompanies them. Dignity of the current owner who remains true to his father's promise.

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Director
- Michel La Veaux
Writers
- Michel La Veaux(screenplay)
- Michel Langlois(scenario consultant)
Stars
- Xavier Blanchot
- Anna-Marie Cazalis(archive footage)
- Albert Cossery

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Hôtel La Louisiane

Xavier Blanchot

Selfas Self

Anna-Marie Cazalis

Selfas Self
(archive footage)

Albert Cossery

Selfas Self

Miles Davis

Selfas Self
(archive footage)

Simone de Beauvoir

Selfas Self
(archive footage)

Régis Doumergue

Selfas Self

Juliette Gréco

Selfas Self

Robert Lepage

Selfas Self

Gérard Oberlé

Selfas Self

Aurélien Peilloux

Selfas Self

Olivier Py

Jean-Paul Sartre

Selfas Self
(archive footage)

Boris Vian

Selfas Self
(archive footage)

Director
- Michel La Veaux
Writers
- Michel La Veaux(screenplay)
- Michel Langlois(scenario consultant)
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Dignity of the current owner who remains true to his father's promise to keep the hotel's mission of providing an affordable haven for artists, not to mention students looking for interesting jobs, jobs they could not get in other hotels. Freedom also from a place of tolerance without prejudices. This film does not only concern a mythical place in Paris; it also offers an echo chamber to a lifestyle with universal values. It is a film where authenticity is put forward across borders and cultural barriers. —Ulf Kjell Gür

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