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Angkor - Parole d'un empire qui fut

1961 12 min
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Le plus grand temple de l'univers, celui de Angkor Vat, fut retrouvé par Henri Mouhot, archéologue français. Le film raconte l'expédition de Mouhot et l'histoire de cette ville fantôme qui connut en son temps un prestige et un rayonnement comparables à ceux de villes comme Paris et Londres.

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Angkor - Parole d'un empire qui fut

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Le plus grand temple de l'univers, celui de Angkor Vat, fut retrouvé par Henri Mouhot, archéologue français. Le film raconte l'expédition de Mouhot et l'histoire de cette ville fantôme qui connut en son temps un prestige et un rayonnement comparables à ceux de villes comme Paris et Londres.

  • director
    Roger Blais
  • producer
    Gilbert Choquette
  • executive producer
    Nicholas Balla
  • photography
    Donald Wilder
    Roger Moride
    Roy Nolan
  • sound editing
    Karl Duplessis
    Joan Edward
  • commentary
    Fernand Ouellette
  • narration
    Jean-Louis Roux

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Ages 14 to 15
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Screening this film provides an excellent opportunity to contrast the Angkor Empire and another major empire in history, the Roman Empire. You can ask students to conduct research into the factors that led to the fall of each empire, so as to find points of comparison and, perhaps, make them realize that the errors of the past are not always taken into consideration.