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Il Était... Trois Chansons

1947, French. Directed by Claude André Lalande.

Director Claude André Lalande illustrates the theme of three songs in images. We see and hear in turn Roland Gerbeau "Himalaya", Jacqueline François "From Montmartre to the Latin Quarter" and Jean Marco "The Ghost of Aunt Anna". This mini musical is one of the ancestors of music videos.

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Released
1 January 1947
Written by
Claude André Lalande
musical comedyfrench music

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Il Était... Trois Chansons (1947) was directed by Claude André Lalande and stars Charles Aznavour, Jacqueline François, Zappy Max.

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