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• They are generally black and white in color, but may also be tan.
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• Perrin produced another Oscar-winning film in 1976 : " La Victoire en chantant " ( " Black and White in Color " ) by director Jean-Jacques Annaud.
• BLACK AND WHITE IN COLOR . When World War I breaks out, so does fighting in West Africa between French and German communities that have coexisted for decades . 1976.
• She starred in Jean Renoir's " Le D閖euner sur l'herbe ", Marcel Carn?s " Les Assassins de l'ordre " and in the 1976 Jean Jacques Annaud film " Black and White in Color ".
• And as long as Ms . Bila occupies center stage, either singing or shopping barefoot in the streesiting a ramshackle community where she hopes to find a wife for the betterment of her son, " Black and White in Color " remains arresting.
• In Prague, Paris and Germany she attracts a devoted following, but as depicted in " Black and White in Color, " she lives in a shabby apartment, pawns belongings to deal with her debts and worries about the future of a son in jail for robbery.
• Annaud, who won the Oscar for best foreign language film in 1978 for Black and White in Color and later directed such films as Quest for Fire and The Name of the Rose, makes a grand attempt to humanize history, albeit with a shallow and overlong effort.
• :According to List of Sub-Saharan African submissions for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, one of them won ( " Black and White in Color ", in 1976 ) and one was nominated ( " talk ) 11 : 54, 10 February 2015 ( UTC)
• Aristarain cited the precedents set by " Black and White in Color " ( 1976 ), " Le Bal " ( 1983 ) and " Dangerous Moves " ( 1984 ), all of which were French productions but which were submitted, respectively, by Ivory Coast, Algeria and Switzerland.
• The 58-minute " Black and White in Color, " a Czech film directed by Mira Erdevicki-Charap, portrays the formidable Gypsy singer Vera Bila; and the 15-minute " Ziganska Musica, " a German film directed by Joachim Kreck and Detelina Grigorova-Kreck, takes as its subject an electric Gypsy band, Trustenik, and its clarinetist, Philip Simeonov, called Fekata.
• In 1977 there was a movie, " Black and White in Color " about French and German army units that were caught in West Africa at the end of World War I, but because the local newspapers were six months old, they never got the news that the war was over, so they went on fighting while the Africans watched in amusement.