Le Peuple singe

Le Peuple singe
Directed by	Gérard Vienne
Produced by	Jacques Perrin
Written by	Jacques Lanzmann, Antoine Halff, Yves Coppens
Starring	Michel Piccoli (narrator)
Music by	Jacques Loussier
Cinematography	Gérard Vienne
Edited by	Jacqueline Lecomte, Catherine Mauchain
Production; company	Blue Dahlia Productions, Films A2, La Sept Cinéma, CNC, GVFI, Galatée Films
Release date	14 June 1989 (France);
Running time	87 minutes
Country	France, Indonesia

Search Le Peuple singe on Amazon.Le Peuple singe is a French documentary film, co-produced with Indonesia, directed by Gérard Vienne and released in 1989.

Synopsis

From Borneo to Japan, passing through Brazil and Kenya, this film explores multiple species of monkeys spread across the globe.

Title: Le Peuple singe
Director: Gérard Vienne
Writers: Jacques Lanzmann, Antoine Halff, Yves Coppens
Cinematography: Gérard Vienne
Music: Jacques Loussier
Editing: Jacqueline Lecomte, Catherine Mauchain
Sound: Philippe Barbeau, Antoine de Maximy, Pierre Ley, Jean-Paul Loublier, Martine Todisco
Mixing: Bruno Tarrière
Film Poster: Michel Landi
Production: Jacques Perrin
Production Companies: Blue Dahlia Productions, Films A2, La Sept Cinéma, CNC, GVFI, Galatée Films^[1]
Country: France
Genre: documentary
Duration: 87 minutes (1 hour and 27 minutes)
Release Date:
- France - June 14, 1989

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