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Title: Carbone 14, le film
Authors: Jean-François Gallote, Joëlle Malberg
Publisher: Les Mutins de Pangée
Year: 2011
Language: French

Description:
In 1981, after the election of president Mitterrand, the French government decided to freed the FM band which was only allocated to state media and on December 14 1981, Carbone 14 start to broadcast on 97.2 Mhz.
Carbone 14, also known as "the radio active", became a place of free speech, creative frenzy and touchy live shows.
Unfortunately, all freedom has an end and the police of the politicaly correct arrived on August 17 1983 to dismantle the radio.
During a couple of days, Jean-François Gallote (aka david Grossexe) filmed in 16mm the programs, the guests, the backstage of Carbone 14.
Carbone 14, le film here featured is the DVD of the original film and an astounding testimony of freedom.

Available at:
Amazon.fr, Amazon.de

Related:
Carbone 14 la radio active !, an amazing stock of archives dedicated to Carbone 14.