6999 DOORS
un film de Yamina Zoutat - Société“The Courthouse in Paris is a thousand-years old monument. 6999 doors, 3150 windows, 24 kilometers of corridors, according to the legend. I have been working there for over ten years. I was a court reporter. It’s impending removal hastens my return. From its maze of passages and my encounters, from its lurking stories, the portrait of an abstraction emerges piece by piece : justice.”
“The first time I ever stepped into the Courthouse in Paris, I was twenty. It was already a thousand-years old monument. 6999 doors, 3150 windows, 24 kilometers of corridors, according to the legend. I have been working there for over ten years. I was a court reporter. On the nights when I had to stay late awaiting for a verdict, I would step away from the lights and sink into darker and darker corridors. I would hear rumblings coming from deep down. I had the feeling that the House was alive and it appeared to be moving. It’s impending removal hastens my return. I come back to the courthouse with no trial to follow. From its maze of passages and my encounters, from its lurking stories, the portrait of an abstraction emerges piece by piece : justice.” Yamina Zoutat
Data sheet
- Buy the DVD
- https://www.shellac-altern.org/films/466
- Directed by
- Yamina Zoutat
- Year
- 2017
- Genre
- Société
- Editing
- Marie-Pomme Carteret
- Author
- Yamina Zoutat
- Photography
- Yamina Zoutat
- Sound
- Yamina Zoutat, Marianne Roussy & Sylvain Copans
- Mixage
- Denis Séchaud
- Co-producers
- Elephant Films & Les Films D’ici
- Partners
- Rts, Irene Challand, Unité Des Films Documentaires Rts - Radio Télévision Suisse
- Format
- HD
- Langue
- Français
- Available version
- Français/Anglais
- Length
- 87'
- Special mention
- Prix SESTERCE D’ARGENT Meilleur long métrage suisse au festival Visions du Réel, Suisse 2017
- Distributor
- Shellac