Back to May 68, an unprecedented social movement that paralyzed France and triggered a political crisis forcing General de Gaulle to negotiate with the protesters.

Directed by Patrick Rotman, Virginie Linhart

00:00 Reform yes, Doglit no
00:45 General dream May 323, 1968
08:59 Daniel CohnBendit, occupation of the Sorbonne
12:03 Violent scuffles in the Latin Quarter
4:15 p.m. on May 7, the long student march
20:36 Protesters build barricades
23:40 The assault of the police Rue Soufflot
29:43 Jacques Higelin installs his piano at La Sorbonne
34:29 May 16, 1968, Billancourt and all of Renault topple over
40:39 The Sorbonne occupied
44:35 The head of state is furious
49:32 The dream of another life
53:25 CohnBendit banned from staying in France
57:36 On May 24, 1968, Paris is ablaze on all sides
1:01:13 May 25, 68, the Grenelle agreements with Jacques Chirac
1:13:20 A giant meeting of the left meets at the Charléty stadium
1:17:23 François Mitterrand proposes an interim government headed by Pierre Mendès France.
1:23:00 Charles de Gaulle has disappeared
1:28:12 At the call of the PCF and the unions, 20,000 people demonstrate in the streets of Paris
1:34:28 De Gaulle announces on the radio the dissolution of the Assembly and the legislative elections
1:39:23 Death of Gilles Tautin, high school student and Maoist activist