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Orange est vert, Documentary, 1980

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LVCDC FR

2017-11-05 12:50

TV movie broadcasted by TF1 in 1980.
Director : François MOREUIL
Daily life on a French air base
Of course, there is an IMPDB page !
une fiche en français sur cette co-réalisation TF1 / SIRPA

Sorry for the poor quality (old VHS).
And pilot are people who get up early in the morning. So in winter, visibility is low.

The Berliet is an 'indigenous' conversion to clean up the runway using an old turbojet.

Hotchkiss P-4 R is seen through the Crotale missile launcher AND the radar station (but this second one is seen hidden by joggers).

Saviem :
not sure of correct identification.
The JL (?) trailer is towing a fuel tank.
The SM (?) is the fire truck dedicated to aircraft in distress.

But the most challenging is probably this little farm tractor used in the rows of vineyard.

chicomarx BE

2017-11-07 01:38

"Ce documentaire didactique" it says in those pages, so "TV movie" is a slightly misleading label. They each have different guidelines.

LVCDC FR

2017-11-08 20:27

Well ... Doctor House ... you know I guess.
Is it a TV series or a documentary ?
So many people have learnt basic medical knowledge watching this series.
But at level ZERO, there is a story, so it's a fiction, not a documentary.

Orange est vert relies on the same idea.
A story, a fiction. Through this "novel", viewers will learn/discover/watch the daily life on a French air base.

TV movie as it was produced by TF1 (the first French TV channel) or documentary (only the speach of the staff officier interviewed by ... a TV team !) could be really considered as that (from 13'50 to 16'24). So put the label you think the better, the question is : approved or not ?

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