All the World’s Memory

Year: 1956

Runtime: 21 mins

Language: French

Director: Alain Resnais

Documentary

The documentary explores the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris, showcasing the vast building and its intricate processes of cataloguing and preserving a wide range of printed materials. It portrays the library as simultaneously a monument to cultural memory and a seemingly monstrous, alien entity.

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