The oldest profession
By: Gaumont presents ; a les Films Gibe, Francoriz, Rialto Film production
Contributors: Indovina, Franco, film director; Bolognini, Mauro, film director; Boulanger, Daniel, 1922- screenwriter; Broca, Philippe de, 1933-2004, film director; Tabet, Georges André, 1905-1984, screenwriter; Tabet, André, screenwriter; Pfleghar, Michael, 1933-1991, film director; Aurenche, Jean, screenwriter; Autant-Lara, Claude, 1901-2000, film director; Godard, Jean-Luc, 1930- screenwriter, film director; Mercier, Michèle, actor; Salerno, Enrico Maria, 1926-1994, actor; Tinti, Gabriele, 1932-1991, actor; Martinelli, Elsa, 1935-2017, actor; Moschin, Gastone, 1929-2017; Moreau, Jeanne, 1928-2017, actor; Brialy, Jean-Claude, actor; Richard, Jean, 1921-2001, actor; Welch, Raquel, actor; Held, Martin, 1908-1992, actor; Gray, Nadja, 1923-1994, actor; Anglade, France, actor; Tolo, Marilù, 1944- actor; Karina, Anna, 1940- actor; Rialto Film (Firm : Germany); Franco Riz (Firm); Kino Lorber, Inc
Published: 2018
Language: fre
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 115
Subjects: Drama; Prostitution; History
Other titles: Container of (work): Prehistoric era.; Container of (work): Roman nights.; Container of (work): Mademoiselle Mimi.; Container of (work): Gay nineties.; Container of (work): Paris today.; Container of (work): Anticipation.
Description: Six of Europe's finest directors trace the evolution of prostitution from the Stone Age to the Space Age.
Notes: Title from container.

Originally produced as a motion picture in 1967.

16x9 wide screen (1.66:1).

Prehistoric era: Michèle Mercier, Enrico Mario Salerno, Gabriele Tinti.

Roman nights: Elsa Martinelli, Gastone Moschin.

Mademoiselle Mimi: Jeanne Moreau, Jean-Claude Brialy, Jean Richard.

Gay nineties: Raquel Welch, Martin Held.

Paris today:Nadia Gray, France Anglade, Jacques Duby Marcel.

Anticipation: Marilù Tolo, Anna Karina, Jacques Charrier.

DVD.

French; English subtitles.
Table of contents: title: 1. The prehistoric era / director, Franco Indovina ; screenplay, Ennio Flaiano; title: 2. Roman nights / director, Mauro Bolognini ; screenplay, Ennio Flaiano; title: 3. Mademoiselle Mimi / director, Philippe de Broca ; screenplay, Daniel Boulanger; title: 4. The gay nineties / director, Michael Pfleghar ; screenplay, Georges and André Tabet; title: 5. Paris today / director Claude Autant-Lara ; screenplay, Jean Aurenche; title: 6. Anticipation / screenwriter/director Jean-Luc Godard.