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Au nom du fil| 1hr : 30mins
Director: Lionel Monier | Producer: Alexis Taillant
Focus Years: 2012 | Country: France
Subject Tags: economies, ethics, europe, france, freedom, governance, politics
Quality Tags: Optimistic, Slow, Activating, Harmonizing
Synopsis:
A fountain, a pond, a Cistercian Abbey founded in 1206. A textile factory opened in 1806 and still running today. Bosses and workers, birds, industry, the river Mayenne. Work, a chapel, some gardens, a school. A village: Fontaine Daniel. A system: paternalism. In times of great global economic crisis, this village appears as a miniature world, torn between its vivid past and some inevitable metamorphosis. A small world that mirrors and questions the bigger world. At stake: work and its organisation, a company and its foundations, individuals and freedom.
Au nom du fil | 1hr : 30mins

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