Les Années Zola/Barrès (1898-1918)
Synopsis
The unity of this period was provided by nationalism. Nationalism of the Dreyfus Affair (Barrès, Maurras, Drumont, Déroulède), the republican nationalism (Péguy), and the nationalism of the "Union sacrée" of the Great War. Pitted against these nationalisms was internationalist and pacifist socialism, which would itself adhere to the "Union sacrée "in 1914. This nationalist tendency also affected the young "Nouvelle Revue française" (Gide, Schlumberger, Copeau, Ghéon, Drouin), which defended the notion literature in its own right, but which itself was shot through with the spirit of the period. In counterpoint : Romain Rolland, author of "Au dessus de la mêlée". This first documentary of the series ends with the Russian Revolution.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Jean Baronnet
- Screenplay & Story
- Jean Baronnet, Michel Winock
- Original Title
- Les Années Zola/Barrès (1898-1918)
- Country of Origin
- France
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 52m
- Production Studios
- BFC Productions, INA
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Jean Baronnet
Jean Baronnet, Michel Winock
Department Leadership Roster
Jean Baronnet
Director
Jean Baronnet
Writer
Michel Winock
Writer
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What is Les Années Zola/Barrès (1898-1918) about?
The unity of this period was provided by nationalism. Nationalism of the Dreyfus Affair (Barrès, Maurras, Drumont, Déroulède), the republican nationalism (Péguy), and the nationalism of the "Union sacrée" of the Great War. Pitted against these nationalisms was internationalist and pacifist socialism, which would itself adhere to the "Union sacrée "in 1914. This nationalist tendency also affected the young "Nouvelle Revue française" (Gide, Schlumberger, Copeau, Ghéon, Drouin), which defended the notion literature in its own right, but which itself was shot through with the spirit of the period. In counterpoint : Romain Rolland, author of "Au dessus de la mêlée". This first documentary of the series ends with the Russian Revolution.
Who directed Les Années Zola/Barrès (1898-1918)?
Les Années Zola/Barrès (1898-1918) was directed by Jean Baronnet.
Who stars in Les Années Zola/Barrès (1898-1918)?
The principal cast of Les Années Zola/Barrès (1898-1918) includes Not specified.
When was Les Années Zola/Barrès (1898-1918) released and how long is it?
Les Années Zola/Barrès (1898-1918) was released in 1999 with a total runtime of 52m.