At the White House with "House of Series"
Audio 48:30
Illustration flyer, documentary written by Didier Allouch and Anne Solen Douguet.
Credits: Beall Productions / Canal +
By: Jean-François Cadet Follow
51 min
"The West Wing", "House of Cards", "Veep", more and more series are interested in the wings of power in the White House.
Anne-Solen Douguet and Didier Allouch, through their documentary “House of Series”, took an interest in the workings of American policy in series.
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The White House was built in the years 1792-1800.
A Georgian-style building in white painted sandstone.
Address: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington DC.
This is where the President of the United States has resided, worked and received since the second incumbent John Adams moved there at the turn of the 19th century.
132 rooms, including the famous “Oval Office” in the West Wing, a place of power par excellence, where part of the future of the United States and the world is decided.
Something to stimulate the imagination of the writers of television series, who have made a wonderful setting, and more: a real fictional character.
On this presidential election day, it is to the heart of the White House that we take you, through a documentary broadcast by the Canal Plus television channel.
"House of Series", a signed 52 '
Anne-Solen Douguet
and
Didier Allouch
.
Report
:
Carrie Nooten
was interested in the Musical "The Right Girl", written by one of the victims of Harvey Weinstein, Louisette Geiss.
Shaken by the Covid, it was played for the first time, on Sunday, November 1, 2020, in a theater in Massachusetts, in the form of a film, editing of different sequences produced using the “Zoom” videoconferencing software.
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