3e Scène
In interviews, the filmmakers talk about their sources of inspiration, about the building and what opera and dance mean to them, about the role of the Opera today.
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Towards Silence
Jean-Stéphane Bron films “Vers le silence” (Towards Silence) for the 3e Scène — By Milena Mc Closkey
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On the trail of the phantom of the Opera
Stéphanie Solinas films “Ne me regarde pas” (Don’t Look at me) for the 3e Scène — By Milena Mc Closkey
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A child’s eye view of the Opera Bastille
Thierry Thieû Niang signs “Fugue” for the 3e Scène — By Milena Mc Closkey
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La Comète hits the Opéra Bastille
Jeanne Frenkel and Cosme Castro sign Adieu Bohème for the 3e Scène — By Milena Mc Closkey
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