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Les enfants de Val d’Europe
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Les enfants de Val d’Europe

Sep 1, 2025
0h 28m
★ 0.0

Overview

Les enfants de Val d'Europe​ studies and depicts the youth of Val d'Europe, a new town located 35 kilometers from Paris . Built around Disneyland amusement park, the distinctive landscape of Val d'Europe area inhabit the dreams, hopes and disillusionment of each of its inhabitants. How does one live day-to-day in a place that appears to offer an unreal relationship to the world? How has Disney’s presence in the area affected the childhood and adolescence of these young people? Les enfants de Val d'Europe juxtaposes the landscapes of the Val d’Europe with the words of its inhabitants. Interviews with young adults who grew up around Val d'Europe and the Disneyland Paris amusement park serve as an augmented soundtrack for a voyage through often deserted landscapes.

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Documentary

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Cast

Ramsey Arnaoot

Ramsey Arnaoot

Gwendal Coulon

Gwendal Coulon

Margaux Duseigneur

Margaux Duseigneur

Manon Klein

Manon Klein

François Sabourin

François Sabourin

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