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Welcome to the Documentary in the Studio from the BBC World Service, the programme that investigates the creative process.
My name is Mark Reid and For the last 15 years I've worked on an international film education programme called Le Cinema Saint on De Genese.
It runs in 15 countries around the world.
Although it originated and it's based in France, every year thousands of people make films that explore a specific question of cinema.
Now, I'm quite an experienced film educator and this program is unlike anything else I've worked on.
So at the end of the race, the winner, they put a loud music on and the horse should dance, the.
Horse dances, the horse dance.
That will be very cinematic.
Right?
What do you think?
Should we.
This year, for the first time in 29 years, we're all making documentaries that explore film's relationship with the other being French.
The questions are quite intellectual.
We're joining the program in February, where I'm visiting a school in a little village in Bulgaria called Dhammatsi, which is about 200 km from the capital Sofia.