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Life Begins Tomorrow (1950) Characters, Setting & Themes Explained
- Release, runtime and language
- 1950 · 87 mins · French
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- Directed by
- Nicole Védrès
- Starring
- Joseph Stalin, Albert Einstein, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Marie Curie, Charlie Chaplin, Pablo Picasso
Henri Védrès’s documentary, released in 1949 in France and 1952 in the U.S., was a UNESCO co‑production. It envisions humanity’s post‑atomic future, starring Jean‑Pierre Aumont as Today’s Man and André Labarthe as Tomorrow’s Man, with Jean‑Paul Sartre and André Gide as leading French thinkers. The film weaves footage of schools and labs into a tapestry.
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