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Matisse 1951 Frederic Rossif, Henri Langlois
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Matisse 1951 Frederic Rossif, Henri Langlois
La Fête sauvage a wildlife documentary filmed in four years around the world became a classic series.
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Le prince Rainier de Monaco et Frédéric Rossif au festival international de télévision à Monte-Carlo à Monaco, le 13 février 1967.
To Die in Madrid (1963), Frédéric Rossif | Cinematography: Georges Barsky
Jean-Pierre Barou: First of all, by what single trait would you define love in the animal world? Frédéric Rossif: By madness. One thing that has always seemed amazing to me is that when they're in heat, animals lose all their inhibitions; for some of them, you can't even get close enough to film except at that time. Because that's when they're really out of their senses. They're hopelessly distracted. You can even kill them. You really have to have seen animals supremely "in love": they don't move anymore.
"The Wild Celebration" / Frédéric Rossif