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Monthly Archives: January 2016
A Conversation with Jean-Hugues Anglade
Jean-Hugues Anglade talks about his inner-fiction, solitude and the landscapes of his youth. And a changing France … I first met Jean-Hugues Anglade last August at the Festival Film Francophone d’Angoulême, where he was the president of the jury, and promoting … Continue reading
Posted in Conversation with Jean-Hugues Anglade, French Cinema, Interview with Jean-Hugues Anglade
Tagged 37°2 le Matin, Beatrice Dalle, Betty Blue, Braquo, Emmanuelle Béart, Film Festival de Francophone d'Angouleme 2015, films set in Paris, I am a soldier, Isabelle Adjani, Je suis un soldat, Jean-Hugues Anglade, Killing Zoe, La Reine Margot, Louise Bourgoin, Nelly and Mr Arnaud, Nelly et Monsieur Arnaud
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Après Vous
One simple act of kindness and the hilarious complications that follow form the heart-stone of Pierre Salvadori’s romantic-comedy, one that rolls out bad luck and angst-ridden romance with gags and some very pretty flower arrangements. Daniel Auteuil, French-cinema’s Prince-of-buried-emotion, plays … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, French Cinema, French Movie Review
Tagged Après Vous, Daniel Auteuil, José Garcia, Pierre Salvadori, Sandrine Kiberlain
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Trois Couleurs: Blanc (Three Colours: White)
Dominique (Julie Delpy) steps out of the church into white light; she’s an unobtainable bride, too pure and too radiant to be made love to by her hapless Polish hairdresser husband. Or at least this is what Karlos’s (Zbigniew Zamachowski)…
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Trois Couleurs: Blanc (Three Colours: White)
Dominique (Julie Delpy) steps out of the church into white light; she’s an unobtainable bride, too pure and too radiant to be made love to by her hapless Polish hairdresser husband. Or at least this is what Karlos’s (Zbigniew Zamachowski) … Continue reading
Posted in Auteur, Comedy, Comedy, French Movie Reviews
Tagged featured, Janusz Gajos, Julie Delpy, Krzysztof Kieslowski, Zbigniew Zamachowski
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