Scene from the film Unemployed, Not a Dog
Scene from the film Unemployed, Not a Dog
Scene from the film Unemployed, Not a Dog
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Unemployed, Not a Dog

Direction
Year 
2000
Country
  • Belgium
Duration
63min 
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During his interminable rounds up hill and down dale, Jean-Luc delivers to his clients the bread he makes at night. The young baker, overwhelmed with work, has among his clients several unemployed people, who he takes time to listen to and advise. He looks for the right words to encourage the most resigned, and calm those who, at their wits’ end, use him to vent their anger. The film sometimes follows the efforts of the unemployed with the administration, sometimes their clash with the functionaries, who ask them to prove their family composition.

Details

  • Original title
    Chômeur, pas chien!
  • Direction
  • Screenplay
    André Dartevelle
  • DOP
    Michel Techy, Michel Mernier
  • Editing
    Emmanuelle Dupuis
  • Sound
    Michel Van Damme
  • Duration
    63 min (46-90 min.)
  • Year
    2000
  • Country
    • Belgium
  • Colour
    • Colour
  • Distribution

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