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Sélection Thématique Sélection de DVD Septembre-octobre 2018 SCD Rennes 2 Médiathèque Caravane saharienne, Bachmond CC-BY Pour débuter cette année universitaire, et pour conserver (un peu) un air de vacances, la médiathèque vous propose une sélection de films tournés dans la région. Une façon, également, de souhaiter la bienvenue aux nouveaux arrivants ! Parfois, le film a été tourné entièrement en Bretagne. Parfois, seules quelques scènes y ont été réalisées. À vous d’être perspicaces ! Mais, pour vous aider, nous avons essayé de faire un classement par département, en essayant au maximum de détailler les lieux de tournage. Par ailleurs, c’est l’occasion pour nous de mettre la breton à l’honneur, en vous présentant des fictions ou des documentaires, français comme étrangers, doublés dans notre langue régionale. 22 – Côtes d’Armor Aodoù an Arvor V L’affaire Seznec (Version bretonne : An afer Sezneg) / Yves Boisset , 1993 (Saint-Brieuc) 791.437 BOI Afe V La bataille du rail / René Clément , 1946 (Guingamp, Lannion, Saint-Brieuc, Plouaret, Trégrom) 791.437 CLEM Bat V Le bel âge / Laurent Perreau , 2009 (Dinan, Saint-Samson sur Rance) 791.437 PERRE-L Bel V Belle dormant / Adolfo Arrietta , 2016 (Ploubezre) 791.437 ARR Bel V Le blé en herbe / Claude Autant-Lara , 1947 (Erquy) 791.437 AUT Ble V Le bois des amants / Claude Autant-Lara , 1960 (Erquy) 791.437 AUT Boi V Capitaine Conan / Bertrand Tavernier , 1996 (Plévenon) 791.437 TAV Cap V Chouans ! / Philippe De Broca , 1988 (Plévenon) 791.437 BROC Cho V Conte d'été / Eric Rohmer , 1996 (Saint-Jacut) 791.437 ROH Con/3 V Des vents contraires / Jalil Lespert , 2011 (Plévenon) À venir ! V Fleur de Tonnerre / Stéphanie Pillonca , 2017 (Erquy, Hénon, Moncontour, Planguenoual, Trédaniel) 791.437 PILL Fle V L’heure zéro / Pascal Thomas , 2007 (Dinan, Lancieux) 791.437 THOM-P Heu V Un jour / Lone Scherfig , USA, 2011 (Dinan) 791.437 SCHER Jou V Lancelot du Lac / Robert Bresson , 1974 (Plévenon) À venir ! V Un long dimanche de fiançailles / Jean-Pierre Jeunet , 2004 (Bréhat) 791.437 JEU Lon V Les mains en l’air / Romain Goupil , 2010 (Tréméven) 791.437 GOU Mai V Les naufrageurs / Charles Brabant , 1959 (Paimpol) 791.437 BRAB Nau V Non ma fille tu n'iras pas danser / Christophe Honoré (Saint- Brieuc, Saint-Gilles-Vieux-Marché) 791.437 HONO Non V Passer l’hiver / Aurélia Barbet , 2014 (Lamballe, Ploubalay, Pluduno, Saint-Cast-le-Guildo) 791.437 BARB-A Pas V Pattes blanches / Jean Grémillon , 1949 (Erquy) (791.437 GREM Pat) V Que la fête commence ! / Bertrand Tavernier , 1975 (Ploubezre, Tonquédec) 791.437 TAV Que V Si j’avais mille ans / Monique Enckell , 1983 (Plévenon, Saint-Cast, Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer) 791.437 ENC Sij V Le temps qui reste / François Ozon , 2005 (Pléneuf Val André) 791.437 OZO Tem V Tess / Roman Polanski , 1979 (Le Leslay) 791.437 POL Tes V Les vacances de Monsieur Hulot / Jacques Tati , 1953 (Dinan) , 791.437 TAT Vac V Une vieille maîtresse / Catherine Breillat , 2007 (Bréhat) 791.437 BREI Vie V Les Vikings / Richard Fleischer , 1958 (Plévenon) 791.437 FLEI Vik V Les yeux de sa mère / Thierry Klifa , 2011 (Erquy) 791.437 KLIF Yeu Courts-métrages V Loguivy-de-la-Mer / Pierre Gout , 1953 (Ploubazlanec) . Dans : Qu’est-ce qu’un auteur, Petite collection de Bref n°10 791.437 5 BRE/10 Documentaires V Kan Tri sur scène / Alain Gallet , 2004 (Trégueux) 781.62 GAL 29 – Finistère Penn-ar-Bed V L’affaire Seznec (Version bretonne : An afer Sezneg) / Yves Boisset , 1993 (Morlaix) 791.437 BOI Afe V L’amour à la mer / Guy Gilles , 1960 (Brest) 791.437 GILL Amo V L’amour d’une femme / Jean Grémillon (Ouessant) 791.437 GREM Amo V Le bois des amants / Claude Autant-Lara , 1960 (Clohars-Carnoët, Douarnenez, Quimperlé) 791.437 AUT Boi V Chanson d’Armor / Jean Epstein , 1934 (Audierne, Concarneau, Huelgoat, Locronan, Quimper, Saint-Vougay) 791.437 EPS Poe V Le cheval d’orgueil (Version bretonne : Marc’h al lorc’h) / Claude Chabrol , 1980 (Quimper, Saint-Jean-Trolimon, Landudec, Plogastel- Saint-Germain, Plonéour-Lanvern, Pont-Croix) 791.437 CHA Mar V Le chien jaune / Jean Tarride , 1932 (Concarneau) 791.437 TARRI Chi V Chouans ! / Philippe De Broca , 1988 (Locronan) 791.437 BROC Cho V Dancing / Xavier Brillat, Patrick Mario Bernard, Pierre Trividic , 2003 (Audierne) 791.433 BER Dan V Elle s’en va / Emmanuelle Bercot , 2013 (Tourch, Le Trévoux) 791,437 BERC Ell V L’équipier / Philippe Lioret , 2004 (Brest, Ouessant) 791.437 LIO Equ V Les étoiles restantes / Loïc Paillard , 2017 (Brest) 791.437 PAIL Eto V Les fantômes du chapelier / Claude Chabrol , 1982 (Concarneau, Quimper) 791.437 CHA Fan V La fille de Brest / Emmanuelle Bercot (Brest, Guipavas, Lampaul- Plouarzel, Landerneau) 791.437 BERC Fil V Finis Terrae / Jean Epstein , 1929 (Ouessant, Ile de Bannec) 791.437 EPS Poe V Les galettes de Pont-Aven / Joël Seria , 1975 (Pont-Aven, Névez) 791.437 SERI Gal V L’homme du large / Marcel L’Herbier , 1920 (Penmarc’h, Saint- Guénolé) 791.437 LHE Hom V Je me suis fait tout petit / Cecilia Rouaud , 2012 (Crozon) 791.437 ROUA-C Jem V Lann Vraz / Soazig Daniellou , 2013 (Loperhet, Plougasnou, Plougastel-Daoulas) 791.437 DANIE Lan V Les Leningrad Cowboys rencontrent Moïse / Ari Kaurismäki , 1993 (Brest, Porspoder) 791,437 KAU Len V Un long dimanche de fiançailles / Jean-Pierre Jeunet , 2004 (Locronan, Penmarc’h, Plogonnec) 791.437 JEU Lon V Ma nuit chez Maud / Eric Rohmer , 1969 (56 : Belle-Ile en Mer) 791.437 ROH Man V Les mains en l’air / Romain Goupil , 2010 (Moëlan-sur-Mer, Quimperlé) 791.437 GOU Mai V Les maudits / René Clément , 1947 (Brest) 791.437 CLEM Mau V Melody / Bernard Bellefroid , 2014 (Crozon) 791.437 BELLE Mel V Microclimat / Marie Hélia , 2007 (Douarnenez) 791.437 HELI Mic V Les naufrageurs / Charles Brabant , 1959 (Bénodet, Penmarc’h, Plobannalec-Lesconil, Plomeur, Saint-Jean-Trolimon) 791.437 BRAB Nau V Non ma fille tu n'iras pas danser / Christophe Honoré (Saint-Rivoal) 791.437 HONO Non V Pêcheur d’Islande / Pierre Schoendoerffer , 1959 (Concarneau, Fouesnant) 791.437 SCHOEN Pec V Petits arrangements avec les morts / Pascale Ferran , 1994 (Audierne, Pont-Croix) 791.437 FERRAN Pet V Un poison violent / Katell Quillévéré , 2010 (Brasparts, Brest) 791.437 QUI Poi V Que la bête meure / Claude Chabrol , 1969 (Argol, Crozon, Plonévez-Porzay, Quimper) 791.437 CHA Que V Que la fête commence ! / Bertrand Tavernier , France, 1975 (Landuvez, St Michel de Brasparts) 791.437 TAV Que V Remorques / Jean Grémillon , 1941 (Brest, Plouzané, Plougonvelin, Guissény) 791.437 GREM Rem V Rester vertical / Alain Guiraudie , 2016 (Brest) 791.437 GUIR Res V Rêve de Siam / Olivier Bourbeillon , 1992 (Brest) À venir ! V Le temps qui reste / François Ozon , 2005 (Crozon) 791.437 OZO Tem V Tess / Roman Polanski , 1979 (Locronan) 791.437 POL Tes V Les trois mousquetaires / Henri Diamant-Berger , 1921 (Locronan) 791.437 DIA Tro V Western / Manuel Poirier , 1997 (Le Guilvinec, Penmarc’h, Plonéour-Lanvern, Quimper) 791.437 POI Wes V Les yeux de sa mère / Thierry Klifa , 2011 (Douarnenez, Plonévez- Porzay, Quimper) 791.437 KLIF Yeu Courts-métrages V Les feux de la mer / Jean Epstein , 1948 (Ouessant) 791.437 EPS Poe V Le marin masqué / Sophie Letourneur , 2012. (29 : Quimper). Dans « Jeunesses françaises, Petite collection de « Bref » n° 23 » 791.437 5 BRE / 23 V Mor ‘vran / Jean Epstein , 1930 (Ile-de-Sein) 791.437 EPS Poe V Le mystère des roches de Kador / Léonce Perret , 1912 (Morgat) . Dans Léonce Perret, boulevardier et novateur (1909-1913) 791.437 5 PER V Les princesses de la piste / Marie Hélia , 2005 (Brest) 791.437 5 HEL Pri Documentaires V Brest fête sa libération / Céline Serrano , 2005 (Brest) 944.1 BRE V Le manteau de papier / Olivier Bourbeillon (Brest) 730.92 BOU Man V Le peuple migrateur / Jacques Perrin, Jacques Cluzaud, Michel Debats , 2001 (Kerlouan, Lampaul-Ploudalmézeau, Saint-Pabu) 791.437 PERRI Peu V Plogoff : des pierres contre des fusils / Nicole Le Garrec, Félix Le Garrec (Plogoff) 944.1LEG V Prad don : le pré d’Anicet / Soazig Daniellou , 2007 (Bannalec) 305.891 DAN Cinéma d’animation V Un homme est mort / Olivier Cossu , 2018 (Brest) 791,433 1 COS Hom 35 – Ille-et-Vilaine Il ha Gwilun V 24 mesures / Jalil Lespert , 2007 (Rennes, Vezin-le-Coquet) 791.437 LES Vin V Au cœur du mensonge / Claude Chabrol , 1999 (Saint-Malo, Saint-Méloir-des-Ondes) 791.437 CHA Auc V L’avenir / Mia Hansen-Love , 2016 (Cancale, Saint-Malo) 791.437 HANS Ave V Le bel âge / Laurent Perreau , 2009 (Bréal-sous-Montfort, Dinard, Rennes, Saint-Malo, Vitré) 791.437 PERRE-L Bel V Les beaux gosses / Riad Sattouf , 2009 (Rennes) 791.437 SAT Bea V Belle dormant / Adolfo Arrietta , 2016 (Bourg-des-Comptes, Les Iffs, Paimpont, Rennes) 791.437 ARR Bel V Capitaine Conan / Bertrand Tavernier , 1996 (Saint-Suliac) 791.437 TAV Cap V La cérémonie / Claude Chabrol , 1995 (Saint-Coulomb, Saint-Malo) 791.437 CHA Cer V Chanson d’Armor / Jean Epstein , 1934 (Dinard) 791.437 EPS Poe V Conte d'été / Eric Rohmer , 1996 (Dinard, Saint-Briac-sur-Mer, Saint-Lunaire, Saint-Malo) 791.437 ROH Con/3 V De l’usage du sextoy en temps de crise / Eric Pittard , 2013 (Rennes) 791.437 PITT Del V Déchirés / Graves / Vincent Dieutre , 2013 (Rennes) À venir ! V Des vents contraires / Jalil Lespert , 2011 (Dinard, Saint-Lunaire, Saint-Malo) À venir ! V En équilibre / Denis Dercourt , 2016 (Saint-Malo) 791.437 DER Ene V Le glaive et la balance / André Cayatte , 1963 (Saint-Malo) 791.437 CAY Gla V L’heure zéro / Pascal Thomas , 2007 (Dinard, Cancale) 791.437 THOM-P Heu V Je me tue à le dire / Xavier Seron , 2016 (Rennes) 791.437 SERO Jem V Un jour / Lone Scherfig , 2011 (Dinard)
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