Tous au Larzac

  • September 4, 2013 / 19:00
  • September 19, 2013 / 19:00

Director: Christian Rouaud
Cast: Pierre Bonnefous, José Bové, Christiane Burguière
France, 120’, 2011, color

French and English with Turkish subtitles

How did a group of isolated farmers, clueless about politics, manage to win a fight against the French government's decision to extend a military camp over their land? Deep in the French countryside, 103 families made an oath to unite and defend their land. As a result, this small area became the birthplace of the anti-globalization movement in France. Yet they did not use weapons to defend themselves, only tractors and sheep. This documentary focuses on the inhabitants' 10-year long struggle for justice and freedom.

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