[Translate to English:] Le film « Quelque chose de grand » projeté à AngletThe documentary film “Quelque chose de grand” (Something Big) screened in Anglet

The Human’ISA association created by students at the ISA BTP engineering school in Anglet is organising a free projection of a documentary film at the Mon Ciné cinema in Anglet on Thursday May 9 at 5.45 p.m. The documentary is about an exceptional construction site.

‘Quelque chose de grand’ (Something Big) is a black and white film, produced by Fanny Tondre, which lasts 72 minutes. For some two years the director followed the construction of the huge Achères water treatment plant, which is the largest in Ile-de-France. The documentary was shown on television in January 2018. The film has also been broadcast at festivals and in schools. “I wanted to make a timeless film, and as an artist, I particularly wanted to focus on the architectural decor and human relationships,” the director stated in Le Moniteur magazine last February. The projection of “Quelque chose de grand”, is provided by the Human’ISA Association in partnership with the ‘Syndicat National du Béton Prêt à l'Emploi’ (SNBPE), (National Ready-Mix Concrete Union of Nouvelle Aquitaine), and will be screened at the Mon Ciné Cinema in Anglet on Thursday May 9 at 17.45 p.m. Entry is free.

To see an extract of the film, go to “Quelque chose de grand” :vimeo.com/266844693