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Documentary
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Arts & Entertainment
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| Targeted Audience: |
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Adult
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| Year of Production: |
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2005
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| Duration: |
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79m11s
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Production Stage: |
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Completed
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Release Date: |
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Available now
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Rights: |
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Television
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Country: |
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Canada
France
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Language |
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Original: |
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French
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Dubbed: |
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English
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Subtitles: |
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Not specified
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M&E: |
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Not specified
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Sound Mix: |
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Not specified
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Shooting Format: |
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Not specified
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Delivery Format: |
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Digital Betacam
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HD: |
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Television Standard: |
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NTSC
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Aspect Ratio: |
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4:3
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BW/Color: |
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Color
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Seller
National Film Board of Canada
Contact:
Isabelle de Bellefeuille
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Synopsis
"Embrace each other, you living millions. Let this kiss go to the whole world." Schiller's poem "Ode to Joy" is the setting for the final movement of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. This hymn to universal brotherhood, first performed in 1824, has been adopted as a symbol by romantic poets, anarchists, communists, Nazis and the European Union. How has one musical work inspired so many, from humanists to tyrants?
Prizes and Awards
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Production Credit |
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Production Company: |
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13 Production, NFB, Arte France, Sur Films
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Producer: |
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Not specified
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Director: |
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Pierre-Henry Salfati
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Cast: |
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Not specified
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Sell Sheet Front
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