
Profession: Conchylicultrice
Synopsis
The film portrays six women oyster farmers in the Marennes-Oleron Bay (Charentes-Maritimes). It explores their working and living conditions, the hardships of the profession, the division of tasks between men and women and the professional status of female farmers. Several women in the oyster-farming bay form a professional association.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Claude Vauclare, Carole Roussopoulos
- Original Title
- Profession: Conchylicultrice
- Country of Origin
- France
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 34m
- Production Studios
- Vidéo Out
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Claude Vauclare, Carole Roussopoulos
Department Leadership Roster
Claude Vauclare
Director
Carole Roussopoulos
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Profession: Conchylicultrice
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Profession: Conchylicultrice about?
The film portrays six women oyster farmers in the Marennes-Oleron Bay (Charentes-Maritimes). It explores their working and living conditions, the hardships of the profession, the division of tasks between men and women and the professional status of female farmers. Several women in the oyster-farming bay form a professional association.
Who directed Profession: Conchylicultrice?
Profession: Conchylicultrice was directed by Claude Vauclare, Carole Roussopoulos.
Who stars in Profession: Conchylicultrice?
The principal cast of Profession: Conchylicultrice includes Not specified.
When was Profession: Conchylicultrice released and how long is it?
Profession: Conchylicultrice was released in 1984 with a total runtime of 34m.
