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Octave in Immaterials-Land 

Film produced by writer Daniel Soutif and filmmaker Paule Zajdermann, which combined original film images from the Les Immatériaux exhibition galleries with sequences where the philosopher and curator Jean-François Lyotard speaks about his philosophical conception for the exhibition, parallel to the interviews of scientific advisors of the exhibition.
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Film produced by writer Daniel Soutif and filmmaker Paule Zajdermann, which combined original film images from the Les Immatériaux exhibition galleries with sequences where the philosopher and curator Jean-François Lyotard speaks about his philosophical conception for the exhibition, parallel to the interviews of scientific advisors of the exhibition.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Paule Zajdermann
Written By:Paule Zajdermann, Daniel Soutif
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Runtime:36 minutes
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