"Our films were never intended for a passive audience. There are enough of those kinds of films being made. We wanted our audience to have to work, to have to think, to have to actually participate in order to enjoy them."
On avait déjà eu le même cas avec Wake in fright, on peut à la limite faire cohabiter les deux titres comme on avait fait pour ce dernier.
"Our films were never intended for a passive audience. There are enough of those kinds of films being made. We wanted our audience to have to work, to have to think, to have to actually participate in order to enjoy them."
En fait, ce ne sont pas les mêmes films. Darkest Hour est un film de 2011 de science fiction dans la base. Mais c'est ma faute, je l'ai mal référencé sur ma critique. Je modifie directement Alegas ?
"Our films were never intended for a passive audience. There are enough of those kinds of films being made. We wanted our audience to have to work, to have to think, to have to actually participate in order to enjoy them."
"Our films were never intended for a passive audience. There are enough of those kinds of films being made. We wanted our audience to have to work, to have to think, to have to actually participate in order to enjoy them."
Ouais c'est ma faute, avec ma semaine à Annecy j'ai laisse de côté le référencement un temps. Pas d'inquiétude, ça sera fait dès que je trouve le temps.
"Our films were never intended for a passive audience. There are enough of those kinds of films being made. We wanted our audience to have to work, to have to think, to have to actually participate in order to enjoy them."
"Our films were never intended for a passive audience. There are enough of those kinds of films being made. We wanted our audience to have to work, to have to think, to have to actually participate in order to enjoy them."
"Our films were never intended for a passive audience. There are enough of those kinds of films being made. We wanted our audience to have to work, to have to think, to have to actually participate in order to enjoy them."