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Picture taken in October 1944 of a movie shooting in Paris. - During the Second World War and after the Liberation of Paris, French cinema experienced a revival. (Photo by - / AFP)

French Cinema Collection: France-Advertising-Billboard-Paris-Feature

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Picture released in the 50s of advertising posters in front of the Rex and Gaumont cinemas, in Paris. (Photo by - / AFP)

French Cinema Collection: France-Cinema-Le Silence De LA Mer

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Swiss actor Howard Vernon (C, L) and French writer Jean Bruller aka Vercors (C, R) shake hands with French President Vincent Auriol (L)

French Cinema Collection: cinema-film-berthomieu

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Le ralisateur franais Andr Berthomieu (lunettes noires) dirige l acteur principal du film, Jacques Helian (3G) lors du tournage " Pigalle-Saint-Germain-des-Prs"

French Cinema Collection: Cinema-Cocteau-Melville

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Photo reue le 30 septembre 1949 du ralisateur Jean-Pierre Melville (D) signant le contrat pour son film " Les Enfants Terribles" d aprs le roman de Jean Cocteau (G)

French Cinema Collection: Cinema-Cannes-Festival-1949-Reed

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British director Carol Reed (C) receives from French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman (L) the Grand Prix du Festival de Cannes during the third Cannes Film Festival

French Cinema Collection: France-Cinema-Cannes-Festival

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Two actors prepare to board a train to go to the first Cannes Film Festival, in September 1946 in Gare de Lyon in Paris. (Photo by - / AFP)

French Cinema Collection: Cinema-Film-Gabin-Gelin-Mars

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The actors of the film " Miroir" directed by film director Raymond Lamy (behind Jean Gabin), enjoy a cocktail on October 26, 1946, to celebrate the beginning of the shooting of the film

French Cinema Collection: France-Cinema-After War

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Cinema professionals demonstrate on the Place de la Concorde in December 1945 in Paris, for the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of cinema. (Photo by - / AFP)

French Cinema Collection: France-Paris-Daily Life-Cinema

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A crowd of people queues on the Champs Elysees in September 1944 in front of the Normandie cinema, where the news from the " free World"

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A make-up artist makes up French actress Ginette Baudin in February 1945 at the Joinville Path movie studios, during the shooting of the film " Seul dans la nuit" of French filmaker

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Visitors walks on the deck of the British HMS aircraft carrier Colossus (L), leased to the French Navy, anchored in the harbor of Cannes during the first International Cannes Film Festival

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Employees prepare the paintings that will serve as awards at the first Cannes Film Festival on September 20, 1946. (Photo by - / AFP)

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People look at the British HMS aircraft carrier Colossus (L), leased to the French Navy, and the seaplane SNCASE SE 200 F-BAIY

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Picture taken in May 1948 of the shooting of a film in Gare Saint-Lazare in Paris. (Photo by - / AFP)

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Cinema professionals demonstrate on the Champs Elysees in December 1945 in Paris, for the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of cinema. (Photo by - / AFP)

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Two costume designers prepare French actress Ginette Baudin in February 1945 at the Joinville Path movie studios, during the shooting of the film " Seul dans la nuit" of French filmaker

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A man shoots a movie with a portable camera in October 1944 in Paris. - During the Second World War and after the Liberation of Paris, French cinema experienced a revival. (Photo by - / AFP)

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Picture taken in October 1944 of a movie shooting in Paris. - During the Second World War and after the Liberation of Paris, French cinema experienced a revival. (Photo by - / AFP)

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A crowd of people queues on the Champs Elysees in December 1944 in front of the Gaumont cinema, where the news about the liberation of France are projected

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A camera operator works in February 1945 at the Joinville Path movie studios, during the shooting of the film " Seul dans la nuit" of French filmaker Christian Stengel and released in 1945

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A crowd of people queues on the Champs Elysees in December 1944 in front of the Gaumont cinema, where the news about the liberation of France are projected. (Photo by - / AFP)

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A crowd of people queues on the Champs Elysees in September 1944 in front of the Normandie cinema, where the news from the " free World"

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French actress Ginette Baudin poses in February 1945 at the Joinville Path movie studios, during the shooting of the film " Seul dans la nuit" of French filmaker Christian Stengel

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French actress Ginette Baudin and French actor Bernard Blier play in February 1945 at the Joinville Path movie studios, during the shooting of the film " Seul dans la nuit" of French

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Decorators install the sets in February 1945 at the Joinville Path movie studios, during the shooting of the film " Seul dans la nuit" of French filmaker Christian Stengel

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French actress Odette Barancey plays in February 1945 at the Joinville Path movie studios, during the shooting of the film " Seul dans la nuit" of French filmaker Christian Stengel

France-Paris-Daily Life-Cinema
A crowd of people queues on the Champs Elysees in September 1944 in front of the Normandie cinema, where the news from the " free World"

France-Cinema
A make-up artist makes up French actress Ginette Baudin in February 1945 at the Joinville Path movie studios, during the shooting of the film " Seul dans la nuit" of French filmaker

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Picture taken in October 1944 of a movie shooting in Paris. - During the Second World War and after the Liberation of Paris, French cinema experienced a revival. (Photo by - / AFP)

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French actress Ginette Baudin plays in February 1945 at the Joinville Path movie studios, during the shooting of the film " Seul dans la nuit" of French filmaker Christian Stengel

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