C'était un rendez-vous

wstar · 07-17-2009, 01:41 AM

I had never seen this or heard of it before, although I'm sure some have. A film director in 1976 strapped a 35mm camera on the front of his car and basically did his best to break every traffic law imaginable in Paris at pretty extreme risk to himself and everyone else around him, then released the video and got arrested for it

Read the wikipedia link below for the background info and specifics, etc:

C'était un rendez-vous - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

And then watch this for 8 minutes (for those of you retards who didn't bother to read the link, this is raw, uncut footage, done in a single take, and there were no spotters or blocked off intersections (well there was one spotter at one place in the film, but apparently his radio was broken anyways)):

07-17-2009, 01:41 AM	#1 (permalink)
wstar A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 4,024 Drives: too slow Rep Power: 3595	C'était un rendez-vous I had never seen this or heard of it before, although I'm sure some have. A film director in 1976 strapped a 35mm camera on the front of his car and basically did his best to break every traffic law imaginable in Paris at pretty extreme risk to himself and everyone else around him, then released the video and got arrested for it Read the wikipedia link below for the background info and specifics, etc: C'était un rendez-vous - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia And then watch this for 8 minutes (for those of you retards who didn't bother to read the link, this is raw, uncut footage, done in a single take, and there were no spotters or blocked off intersections (well there was one spotter at one place in the film, but apparently his radio was broken anyways)): __________________ 7AT Track Car! Journal thread / Car setup details