Le poisson commande...

Le poisson commande...

1976 · 32 min · ★ 9.0 · Documentary

When the three popes of militant film in Brittany, grouped together in the Union of Breton Film Production (UPCB), respond with talent to an order from fishermen's bosses... Le poisson commande includes some very beautiful images of the work at sea, as well as being an apology for industrial fishing. People of Lorient will be able to discover a fishing port then in full activity.

Directed by René Vautier

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