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La Musica is a pivotal figure in film programming and performance history, linked to the 1967 French drama directed by Marguerite Duras and Paul Seban. This performer page highlights the collaboration, the film’s significance, and how contemporary audiences can experience the work through curated screenings.

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Documented collaborators

The film, shot in black-and-white with cinematography by Sacha Vierny, marks Duras’ directorial debut and is often noted for its intimate, stage-adjacent storytelling and intense performances from Delphine Seyrig, Robert Hossein, Julie Dassin, and Gérard Blain. A restored version, presented by the Cinémathèque française with Arte Vidéo, underscores the enduring relevance of this early Duras work.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

In 2025, institutions such as the Harvard Film Archive featured La Musica in a program on January 18, 2025, presenting the 86-minute version with English subtitles, reflecting ongoing interest in archival restorations and classic cinema education. Film organizations like Cinémathèque française, ICA London, and university archives continue to program screenings, making La Musica accessible to new audiences while honoring its historical significance.

The live experience

What reaches the room

For fans of Marguerite Duras and early work in contemporary French cinema, La Musica offers a compact, powerful experience that blends theatre and film. We’ve got you covered for discovering official screening opportunities, booking tickets, and staying informed about restorations and program notes. Secure your seats and join a global network of cinephiles appreciating this landmark piece.

Artist note

A sourced detail

Social channels and official sites provide timely updates and context for each screening and event. Explore the official profiles below for the latest news, conversations, and behind-the-scenes insights.

The essentials

Quick Facts About La Musica - Film

  • Film title: La Musica (1967) – French drama directed by Marguerite Duras and Paul Seban; adaptation of Duras's play La Musica (1965).
  • Cast: Delphine Seyrig, Robert Hossein, Julie Dassin, Gérard Blain.
  • Cinematography: Sacha Vierny; black-and-white; commonly listed runtimes around 80 minutes (official sources vary between 80–86 minutes).
  • Restoration: Version restaurée en 2024 par la Cinémathèque française avec Arte Vidéo.
  • Duras’ directorial debut (first feature film) and a landmark early work in her cinema career.
  • 2025 screening noted: Harvard Film Archive program on January 18, 2025 (86-minute version; English subtitles).

For fans of Marguerite Duras and early work in contemporary French cinema, La Musica offers a compact, powerful experience that blends theatre and film. We’ve got you covered for discovering official screening opportunities, booking tickets, and staying informed about restorations and program notes. Secure your seats and join a global network of cinephiles appreciating this landmark piece.

Social channels and official sites provide timely updates and context for each screening and event. Explore the official profiles below for the latest news, conversations, and behind-the-scenes insights.

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