And the Mayor said

Marie-Hélène Massin & 52' — 1996

Saint-Josse-ten-Noode is the smallest borough in Brussels, the capital of Europe. It is also the poorest. A socialist Mayor has been ruling there for almost 50 years, defending the right to difference and staying attentive to the community. Within this microcosm, he embodies a social policy which keeps in touch with its citizens and goes beyond electoral slogans. The film draws a subtly shaded picture of political entity, as one might find anywhere in the world, forming a portrait of an out of the ordinary Mayor, in the daily practice of his duties.

Belgium

Production : Nota Bene
Coproduction : CBA, ARTE, RTBF, Plan 16/9
With the support of the Centre du cinéma et de l’Audiovisuel de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles

Réalisation
Marie-Hélène Massin
Scenario
Marie-Hélène Massin
DOP
Philippe Guilbert & Olivier Pulinckx
Sound
Jean-Jacques Quinet, Ricardo Castro & Eric Chabot
Image editor
Yvan Flasse
Music
Jean-Louis Daulne
Production
Jean-Philippe Laroche
Image Format
Betacam digitale – 16/9
BW/Colour
Color
Languages OV
FR

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