The Mistral (1966)
Scenes of life and landscape in Provence where a chilly wind called the Mistral blows down the valley of the Rhône to the Mediterranean. The Provençal terrain is dry and parched; the infrequent clouds dissolve in the sky. Farm animals and townsfolk are accustomed to a struggle with the wind and its effects on a wedding, or mailing a letter. Erecting a palisade can lessen its force but the Mistral is inescapable.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| Joris Ivens | Director |
| René Guyonnet | Writer |
| Joris Ivens | Writer |
| Antoine Duhamel | Composer |
| Luc Ferrari | Composer |
| Gilbert Duhalde | Cinematographer |
| André Dumaître | Cinematographer |
| Pierre Lhomme | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Roger Pigaut |
