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Conflicts between French and English trawlers off Cornwall

Publication date 25/06/1992 From €100.00

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Resumption of clashes between English and French fishermen: David CURRY, Secretary of State for Fisheries of the Conservative Government of John Major, ordered a Royal Navy vessel to board a French trawler of Concarneau, the "Larche", following a "new attack" by the latter against English fishing vessels off Cornwall, as witnessed by the captain of the Sardia Louisa "They deliberately cut the nets" (translation off).

Shell fishing: conflict between English and French

Publication date 08/10/2012 From €100.00

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The situation does not calm down between French and British sailors about the shell Saint Jacques: the French sailors are still fighting against the British fishermen of shell Saint Jacques who come "dredging" off the 12 miles (i.e. in international waters)... This fishery is legal but the French consider that: - it benefits English seamen, - this fishing is done to the detriment of the preservation of the resource...

Weekend report: these English who choose France

Publication date 29/03/2019 From €100.00

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Report on the English who, frightened by the consequences of Brexit, choose to take French nationality. Interviews with Graham SAVAGE, French naturalized English, Suzan SAVAGE, French naturalized English, and Benoît DARDAILLON, Director of Citizenship at the Prefecture of Haute-Vienne, alternating with a commentary on factual images and illustrations.

Consequences of Brexit for British expatriates

Publication date 31/03/2017 From €100.00

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The United Kingdom is officially out of Europe, it’s Brexit. Negotiations have just begun on exit conditions, negotiations that will last two years, which makes expatriates sceptical, many of whom are opposed to Brexit. Some are worried and are asking for French nationality. Commentary on factual images and interviews Uma HAMMOND (Englishwoman from Aix-en-Provence), Anne CONNET (bookseller), and Benjamin WRIGHT (owner of a Coffee Shop).

English about their fear of Brexit

Publication date 10/07/2018 From €100.00

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British residents in France evoke their fear of Brexit and their choice to settle permanently in France, in the Dordogne. Explanations by Paul NIXON (British resident) and Denise VINCENT (real estate agent).

Charles de Gaulle on the differences between Great Britain and continental Europe

Publication date 14/01/1963 From €100.00

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Charles de Gaulle wondered about England’s entry into the common market. It highlights the character "island, maritime, and linked by its exchanges, its markets, its supply to the most diverse and often the most distant countries". He adds that "the nature, the structure and the economic situation which are peculiar to England differ profoundly from those of the continental countries."

Mr. and Mrs White opposed Britain’s accession to the Common Market

Publication date 12/11/1973 From €100.00

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Mr. and Mrs. WHITE are among the English opposed to Britain’s accession to the Common Market. Mr. WHITE, sales manager at a factory earns 2,000 francs a month and his salary has not been increased in 3 years. According to Mrs WHITE "the English do not want the Common Market, they like a certain independence, think for themselves". She adds "that prices have risen so much that they can no longer have Breakfeast in the morning, bacon and eggs". Besides, "she doesn’t know if it’s the common market’s fault but we blame it all on her and it gives her the opportunity to complain"

Englishmen supporting their country’s entry into the common market

Publication date 22/01/1972 From €100.00

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Interviews of three English speakers, speaking in French on the possibility of their country’s entry into the common market. The first considers that some English being "ignorant", they fear for example a rise in prices. The second speaks of "luck" to seize for Great Britain. Finally, the third believes that the positive economic effects will be visible over time.

Beginning of campaign for Brexit referendum

Publication date 20/02/2016 From €100.00

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UK report devoted to the beginning of the campaign for the Brexit referendum. Interview with Fiona ELLIOTT, activist for "Stranger in Europe" and speeches by David CAMERON, British Prime Minister, Nigel FARAGE, President of the sovereignist party "UKIP", alternate with a commentary on factual images of activists distributing leaflets.

UKIP: Nigel Farage’s Eurosceptic Party

Publication date 18/05/2014 From €100.00

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Report presenting the Eurosceptic UKIP party and its leader Nigel FARAGE. His interview, while he is sitting on the terrace of a pub, is followed by pictures of one of his meetings and then interviews of different voters considering that the United Kingdom must leave Europe.

Referendum on the maintenance of the United Kingdom in the EEC

Publication date 04/06/1975 From €100.00

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Report in England on the eve of the referendum on keeping Britain in the common market. Commentary on images of activists from both camps distributing leaflets to passersby.

Speech by Edward Heath on Britain’s entry into the EEC

Publication date 01/01/1973 From €100.00

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British Prime Minister Edward HEATH says his best wishes for 1973, with particular reference to the country’s entry into the common market. This is a historic day for all of us. We have a lot to share, we have problems that we need to work together to find common solutions, but together we can do it!"

Georges Pompidou on Britain’s entry into the EU and Franco-English relations

Publication date 21/01/1971 From €100.00

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Extract from Georges POMPIDOU’s speech on France’s favourable position on Britain’s entry into the European Union. He attributes three qualities to the English "humour, tenacity and realism" and ironically adds "it happens to me that we are still at the stage of humour". The president ends his answer with a line from Rimbaud "ah that time comes. Where hearts fall in love".

Churchill : "en Europe, nous nous rassemblons contre la tyrannie !"

Publication date 03/03/1949 From €100.00

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Deux jours après l'ouverture du Congrès Européen à Bruxelles, discours de Winston Churchill devant la population bruxelloise, place de la bourse. L'ancien premier ministre britannique a présenté à la foule son argumentation en faveur d'une réconciliation de l'Europe.

Brexit: the British doubt

Publication date 22/12/2017 From €100.00

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In England, 75% of the inhabitants of the small town of Boston had voted for Brexit. A year later, certainty has given way to doubt, and some have even changed their minds. The commentary on images from the Boston market alternates with interviews of passers-by then members of the DANI family who had already provided their testimony a year before. The father holds firm on his positions while the mother is no longer in favour of Brexit.

UK referendum on EU retention

Publication date 23/01/2013 From €100.00

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British Prime Minister David CAMERON has just announced that he will hold a referendum on the continuation or exit of his country in the European Union. The commentary on images by David CAMERON and the City alternates with an excerpt from the speech by David CAMERON, a micro-sidewalk of Londoners in favour of Brexit, interviews with Andrew STIMPSON, director of Warmup PLC, and Nigel FARAGE, leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP). The subject ends with a tray in Jacques CARDOZE’s situation.

Why did the British choose Brexit?

Publication date 24/06/2016 From €100.00

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Report on the streets of London at the English meeting enjoying the outcome of the Brexit referendum and setting out the reasons why they wish to leave the European Union. Their main argument: the will to no longer depend on the decisions of Brussels. Commentary on images of London and interviews of different passersby.

Ireland: the fear of Brexit

Publication date 22/06/2016 From €100.00

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What will happen to the Republic of Ireland if Brexit wins the referendum? At the border, the inhabitants fear the exit of the European Union which would have important economic consequences for them. The commentary on images of the Irish countryside, a village on the border and an anti-Brexit MP towing alternates with a micro-sidewalk of the inhabitants and the interview with Paddy MALONE, of the Chamber of Commerce of Dundalk, Ireland. The report ends with a set in the situation of Laurent DESBONNETS.

Brexit: voting day

Publication date 23/06/2016 From €100.00

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Report on the voting day in the United Kingdom. The inhabitants must decide whether or not to keep their country in the European Union. The commentary on images of Londoners and political figures (James Cameron and his wife then Nigel Farage) going to vote alternately with a micro-sidewalk on Brexit.

Emotional factual Brexit

Publication date 24/06/2016 From €100.00

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In the United Kingdom, in the wake of the referendum that ended with a Brexit victory, the British reaction was very strong. While many are pleased with the outcome, pro-European students have gathered in front of Parliament to express their disappointment. The commentary on images of the British alternates with interviews with traders and passers-by at the Havering market, then a collection of exchanges between pro-Europeans and pro-Brexit in front of the Parliament.

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