*Trente ans de cinéma suisse* surveys the development of Swiss cinema from 1965 to 1995, a period marked by institutional change, new production practices, and the emergence of distinctive national voices. Written by Freddy Buache, a major figure in Swiss film culture, the work combines historical overview with critical attention to filmmakers, institutions, and the cultural conditions that shaped production and reception. The book examines how Swiss cinema positioned itself between regional identities, linguistic communities, and international film movements. It is a useful reference for readers interested in the evolution of national cinema, European film history, and the relationship between artistic practice and cultural policy. Published by the Centre Georges Pompidou, the volume offers a focused account of three decades of filmmaking in Switzerland.

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