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タイトル『 Emotion Art Poster Print by Paul Desny, 20x28 >
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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Not for Deneuve admirers) 『Deneuve is in a subdued role in this film. She's also in a supporting role so the film cover is a bit misleading. The story is not as strong as others that she's chosen.
Daniel Auteuil is great as the cop who is entangled in the life of a trouble-making young woman. Extremely sexy in this role, he plays the role of a strong yet conflicted law enforcer well.
The film is a bit weak in its flow. It's not the worst film but it's also not extremely good either.』
(The best French Deconstructivist Film) 『Les Voleurs is an excellently acted, directed, and written film. This is Auteuil's finest acting to date. Furthermore, the film is the best example of the use of deconstructivism in film making. Les Voleurs is the reason why I believe the French are still the best film makers today. Just a warning to younger viewers. Some scenes can be disturbing.』
(Auteuil-Deneuve combine in fascinating cop story.) 『Daniel Auteuil never ceases to amaze. This versatile actor ("Jean de Florette,""Un Coeur en Hiver") is never the same character more than once, it seems, which is what acting is about, I suppose. In"Thieves"he is a tough cop who is estranged from his family, a group of dedicated organized criminals. He is the black sheep. His brother is killed in an attempted heist, and this incident is the core of the story. He has fallen in love with Juliette (Laurence Côté), whose brother is a member of the family gang, and his life is torn apart. Catherine Deneuve actually has a small part in the story, but carries it off with her usual panache. An excellent cop story, French style.』 『Catherine Deneuve, Daniel Auteuil, and director André Téchiné collaborate for the second time (following their outstandingMy Favorite Season) in a powerful story about a Paris cop (Auteuil) who comes from a criminal family. When his father and brother are murdered, suspicion shifts to his lover (actress Laurence Côté), who then disappears. Auteuil's character reluctantly teams up with her lesbian girlfriend (Catherine Deneuve) both to find her and clear her name. The gripping story is told in a nonlinear series of overlapping chapters taking place before, during, and after the killing. Time bends and shifts, forcing the action to ripple through an ever-widening pool of neuroses and tragedy. The best part of the film, however, is the always- mesmerizing cold-fusion chemistry between Deneuve and Auteuil, two great actors who never wear their hearts on their sleeves.--Tom Keogh』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (GALLIC PYGMALION........) 『"DON'T CHANGE A HAIR"! Yes, we've all heard that before, and 'stay as sweet as you are' - another old chestnut!
WELL, this misplaced jewel of a movie is all about Eve and a somewhat cautionary tale about 'Transforming' - difficult if you are the glamorous Michele Morgan initially as the somewhat dowdy heroine, almost pushed into changing or 'augmenting' her appearance, and boy is there a transformation - with not too happy results.....not quite the Frankenstein myth, but the concept translates quite well. It's a slightly bitter French pill - aptly conceived way ahead of its time!
Except for the title - this has no bearing whatsoever on the rather vanilla remake [?] was it?
Do try to locate this one - well worth the effort - and always contemporary!』
(Worth watching if you saw the remake) 『I loved the Barbra Streisand movie so I just had to see the original it was based on. This is definitely worth watching if you've seen that version. This is much darker than the American version. I can't say one was better than the other because both have their strengths and weaknesses. For example, the remake is a little long while this one is the right length.
It shows a teacher (who lives with his mother) who places an ad to find a wife. This couple arranges to have him"meet"their unattractive daughter who's inlove with this guy who her attractive sister pretty much stole from her. The teacher and the ugly duckling get married&have children. All seems fine until ten years later, when the couple meets a plastic surgeon who offers the wife a new face.
And since it's French, there's stuff in this movie you won't see in American films from the 50's. I think this is definitely worth watching... especially if you saw the whitewashed 1996 version.
Moral of the story:"a woman's body is hers and it is not a man's place to tell her what to do with it!"』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (A Plea For Help!) 『I am a Radley Metzger fan, and as such I am interested in this film. But I can find no info on it, and desperately want to hear some feedback on it first, as I am a starving student. I don't want to buy the tape if it is trash, a bad transfer, cut to blazes, etc
Thanks in advance!』
『Christiane Krüger is Marina Pinares, a thinly veiled Eva Peron known to her adoring public as "Little Mother" who sleeps, self-promotes, and blackmails her way to political power in an unnamed South American country. The mosaicCitizen Kane-like structure begins in the present, as the hypocritical hero of the people campaigns to become canonized while flashbacks reveal her wicked past: her early life as a call girl, wild orgies, and her cagey manipulations of a succession of powerful lovers. As in most of Radley Metzger's work, the sex is more teasing than explicit and Hans Jura's cinematography is lush and lovely, but the tone is more swinging '70s than cynical satire, neither as luridly sensationalistic as it should be or as dramatically compelling as it could be. Kruger never captures the necessary dynamism to convince us that she's the most loved figure of her time, but she delivers the ruthlessly ambitious dimension in spades and the supporting cast, including Ivan Desny (The Marriage of Maria Braun) and Anton Diffring (Fahrenheit 451), brings a touch of class to the sleazy but stylish decadence. Metzger's art-film ambitions are better realized in the lush romantic tragedy ofTherese and Isabelleand the heady mind games ofThe Lickerish Quartet.--Sean Axmaker』
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Castaway Pictures
Usually ships in 3 to 5 days Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (A happy ending after a bad start!) 『When I received this video of a movie I've always loved but haven't seen in years, I played it on my sister's HD set and the picture was blurred and awful. I was so disappointed but put it aside to try it on my less "up to the minute" DVD player and TV. I'm so glad I gave it s second chance because it was just lovely and as wonderful as I'd hoped it would be. I'm thrilled to have this movie that I first saw as a teen and always adored! The soundtrack is gorgeous.』
(Song Without End) 『I waited several years for a DVD version of Song Without End. In Aug.09 I find it, but thank heavens I read the reviews. I shall keep my VCR copy forever but I will never buy the DVD.』
(What a Disappointment!!) 『I cannot believe what poor quality this DVD has! It's blurry, the sound is bad, scenes have been cut. This is a total waste of money! Thank God I saved my VHS copy. I love this movie and I can't imagine why they desecrated it like this. Hang onto your VHS copies or try to find them, they are 100 times better!』
(Glad others agree!) 『I thought I already left a review on this movie before. I originally had it on Video but I wanted DVD and Subtitles so I bought the DVD Version. Let me say how much I appreciate foregoing comments here about the quality or lack of on this film. Added to the dreadful Subtitling which as another poster said is way off course with what is actually being said in a number of places. Makes you wonder what nut did the subtitling. Also in some places the sound is terrible and if you notice a couple of times where Liszt plays the applause begins and for 10 seconds it is fairly acceptable then it drops down like the piano and the audience are in totally different rooms. I liked the actors and I am sure Lizst was a humungous philanderer. Can't understand the hypocrisy of both Lizst and the princess. At the end they are just so Catholic and devout...but through out she in particular is scheming on how she can be married to Lizst and he is lapping it all up. Good movie but so many short comings I was disappointed. In closing I was most surprised that a whole lot of errors apart from Subtitling not on the Video..still came across from the Video without any kind of checking..to the DVD version! I loved the music though.』
(Why is this not in 16:9?) 『I remember seeing this film in CinemaScope when it was first released. It was excelent in color and four track stereo sound. This film was such a major release in Australia that Columbia had an intermission during screening. Why hasn't a good 16:9 digial transfer to DVD been produced for this feature? Further, why has it been cut?』
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Lions Gate
Usually ships in 24 hours Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (A wonderful introduction to a cinematic master) 『The only Techiné film I've seen before is "Wild Reeds". I've been trying to buy it on DVD, which proved either virtually impossible or cripplingly expensive. Then I saw the listing for this compilation, which was not only cheaper than other copies of the film, but contained four films in total!
In addition to giving a broad idea of Techiné's career, the collection allows one to see the wonderful Catherine Deneuve twice (in "Hotel America" and "My favourite season"), as well as other familiar French actors, like Daniel Auteuil ("My favourite season") and Philippe Noiret ("I don't kiss").
"Hotel America" shows how obsessive love can construct and destruct lives. As the film is understated in the European way, it is useful to see it more than once to begin sensing the attraction of the protagonists to each other.
"I don't kiss" portrays the life journey of a young man who has fallen out with his family and works hard to rebuild his life in the seedy underworld of Paris. The young Marcel Blanc was awarded a César as Most Promising Actor for his role.
In "My favourite season" an estranged brother and sister (Auteuil and Deneuve) have to decide what is best for their ageing mother. The subtle complexities and interplay of interpersonal relationships are wonderfully depicted.
"Wild reeds" is often regarded as Techiné's masterpiece, and the intricate complications of young people coming of age, especially within a difficult period of French history (the years just before Algeria's independence), make this tale particularly enjoyable. Interesting to see the young Gael Morel as an actor - he became a strong director in his own right, making searing and violent films like "The Clan". His co-stars in "Wild reeds", Stephane Rideau and Elodie Bouchez, have made good careers for themselves and have later acted opposite each other for Morel. The film shows some scenes which most people would be able to identifywith: unrequited love, the loss of a family member, attraction despite ideological differences, the tension before exam results are published. The scene with Serge(Rideau) and Francois (Morel) on the motorcycle is one that has haunted me for years now.
This collection is surely a solid introduction to Techiné's cinematic tales. Like the best directors he shows us stories that are familiar and strange at the same time, forcing us to identify, evaluate and grow.
The set is presented well, with the first two films on one DVD. The three discs are tightly packed in a container of the same size as an ordinary DVD holder.
A final tongue-in-cheek comment: I wonder when European movies, especially films from France, are going to reflect the new vogue of curtailing smoking. Has there ever been a French film with a main character who doesn't smoke?!』
(I second Phil's warning) 『Amazon continues to promote vendor who sells Collection with two disk twos and no disk one. Only recourse offered is refund, which absolutely does not assure that reordering the item won't amount to a GROUND HOG DAY redundancy. If Amazon wants our business during an economic period when DVDs are a luxury easily dispensed with, it should monitor vendors it endorses about whom repeated complaints of this kind accrue.』
(BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) 『PLEASE READ THIS!!!!!!!!!!! I've tried to order this set 4-5 times in the last few months both from Amazon and third party sellers/new and used and each time I received sets containing two disc#2's and no disc#1.There's a bad run of this thing out there and no one is checking on this.Be sure to contact a seller and ask specifically if disc#1 is PRESENT in the set before attempting to make a purchase.』
(The Visionary Genius of André Téchiné.) 『André Téchiné's name is synonymous with extraordinary French films. He is best known for My Favorite Season (1993) and Wild Reeds (1994), both of which are included in the recent release of the Andre Techine Boxset, which features four quintessential French relationship films.
1. Wild Reeds (Les roseaux sauvages). Set in a boarding school in the Southwest of France in 1962, Wild Reeds (Les Roseaux sauvages) tells the story of a ménage à trois between four French youths during the political turmoil of the Algerian War. François (Gaël Morel) and Maïté (Élodie Bouchez) are close friends who share a love for French cinema. Maïté is interested in becoming François' lover, but François is more interested in his classmate Serge (Stéphane Rideau). Serge is attracted to Maïté. Eventually, Francois and Serge have sex together, but Serge wants to marry his deceased brother's wife. These sexual interactions converge to make this emotionally-moving film an intelligent meditation on sexual awakening and the damaging effects of war on human relationships. It is as much a film about sexual turmoil as a film about political turmoil. Many consider this film to be Téchiné's greatest masterpiece. At the 1995 César Awards, Wild Reeds won awards for Best Film, Best Director (André Téchiné), Most Promising Young Actress (Élodie Bouchez) and Best Original Screenplay. Wild Reeds is a quintessential French film
2. I Don't Kiss (J'embrasse pas). Téchiné's 1991 film tells the dark story of twenty-year-old Pierre (Manuel Blanc), who travels to Paris from his home in the rural Pyrenees with aspirations of becoming an actor. After failing, he instead becomes a male prostitute but refuses to kiss his male clients. "I'll do almost anything for money, but I don't kiss." Emmanuelle Béart delivers a fine performance as Pierre's love interest, Ingrid.
3. Hotel America (Hôtel des Amériques). Set in Biarritz, Téchiné's 1981 film examines the troubled relationship between a successful middle-aged woman and an unfulfilled and emotionally unbalanced man. It marked the start of his long collaboration with Catherine Deneuve, his actress-muse.
4. My Favorite Season (Ma saison préférée). Téchiné describes My Favorite Season as a film "about individuality and the coldness of the modern world." It is ultimately a film about the damaging effects of modern life on human relationships. It tells the poignant story story of world-weary estranged siblings, Emilie (Catherine Deneuve), a lawyer, and Antoine (Daniel Auteuil), a chain-smoking neurosurgeon, who are reunited after three years when their aging mother Berthe (Marthe Villalonga) suffers a stroke. The film triumphs in its mature exploration of the emotional depths of their troubled relationship. Deneuve and Auteuil bring two of the best performances of their careers to the film in their subtle portrayal of middle-aged disillusionment and restlessness. Deneuve's real-life daughter Chiara Mastroianni (Persepolis; Love Songs) plays her emotionally-damaged daughter Anne in the film. This slowly-paced two-hour film delivers a huge emotional payoff in its final scenes.
Highly recommended for anyone with a love for French cinema at its best.
G. Merritt 』
(Sex Rules) 『A set of four movies:
-Hotel America The beautiful Helene (Catherine Deneuve) works in a hospital as an anaesthesiologist. She accidentally hits Gilles (Patrick Dewaere) while driving her car.
The two of them go back and forth in a cat-and-mouse game until Helene tires of going nowhere and decides to leave for Paris.
Gille's attraction to a friend of him makes him rather dull than real.
-J'embrasse pas (I do not kiss) Young, naive and innocent, Pierre (Manuel Blanc) has dreams of becoming an actor.
He gets a job as an orderly at a hospital and is further supported by an older woman (Helene Vincent), a nurse he has met there, in return for his sexual favours.
However, in his acting class, he quickly discovers that he is not overflowing with talent and becomes a full-time sex worker.
He has the poor judgement to fall in love with a high-class prostitute (Emmanuelle Bart) and earns the antagonism of her pimp.
Less dramatic than Mandragora or Twist, but to some extend similar to Scum in consequences for selling body while being straight.
-My Favourite Season Family matriarch Berthe (Marthe Villalonga) is advancing in years and developing health problems, so she goes to live with her daughter Emilie (Catherine Deneuve).
When Christmas arrives, Emilie's troubled brother Antoine (Daniel Auteuil) arrives at the house for a visit. He and Emilie have not spoken since their father's funeral three years ago. Despite his attempts to maintain control, Antoine quickly comes into conflict with Bruno. Painful emotional realities from the past return and cause violent conclusions.
Incest motives.
-Wild Reeds This is a nostalgic French coming-of-age drama set in a Provence deeply divided over the war for independence being waged against French colonialism in Algeria of 1962.
A class master is attracted to a former pupil-a soldier having arrived from Algeria for getting married and deserting from army, while at boarding school brother of him spent a night with a fellow school lad happened to be the best friend of a class master's daughter-young communist.
In addition, a daughter shared her favours with a pupil of the same class-a French-Algerian radical twenty-one y.o. man having his own plans on her gay beau, as a soldier was being killed in Algeria on his return and his young wife was looking at possibilities with his younger brother searching between partners in and out a school.
A really nice clever movie is more interesting than Summer Storm. 』 『Andre Techine's extraordinary work with actors and his visionaryapproach to the complexity of emotions have made him one of France'sleading post-New Wave directors. The four acclaimed films in this uniquecollection represent Techine's move toward naturalism and hismasterful ability to examine the human condition. The ANDRE TECHINE4-FILM COLLECTION includes WILD REEDS (LES ROSEAUXSAUVAGES) I DON'T KISS (J'EMBRASSE PAS) HOTEL AMERICA (HOTEL DESAMERIQUES) and MY FAVORITE SEASON (MA SAISONPREFEREE).System Requirements:Running Time: 452 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: DRAMA/CLASSICS Rating: NR UPC: 012236236252 Manufacturer No: 23625』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Very nice costumes&a interesting set.) 『This is a little bit more like a ice show that has been made into a movie. But it is interesting. The children are cute and the historical charactors and costumes are very nice. Katarina had a bit of a problem to deliver her lines. She should take a few more classes. But as an olympic gold metal winner of course her skating and dramatic flair was beyond question the best. The story of course is that the prince falls in love with a 'common' women and wants to get married. He of course has to give up his throne to marry her, but by the end they have found a way he can keep her and the throne.
Katarina is a beautiful women and well accepted in Europe. I am surprised that they are not offering her more jobs here in America. I know I would like to see more of her in various specials and other programing.』
(Amazing Artistry) 『This movie is one of my favorites. It came out quite a few years ago and I first saw it on TV in 1998. I personally love the music of this movie and especially love that I can watch this movie in such a small amount of time. I have always been a fan of Katarina Witt and will always be impressed with her style of skating. This film is an original, it was produced in 1997, long before Disney's Ice Princess was probably even on the drawing board, so there is no rip off of titles or themes. There is an European influence on this movie and it shows. I hope that other's look at this movie for the artistry behind it and enjoy it!』
(Horrid!) 『There is nothing good about this movie unless you like watching German figure skaters trying to rap.』
(makes me soooo mad) 『makes me so mad to see this movie copy ice princess. it sucks. they stole the title and the love between the girl and boy and the ice skating. heloooooo, copying will get you no were!』
(Could've been better) 『I was interested in seeing this movie, so I rented it from Netflix. Anyway, I really didn't care for it. Certain parts were alright, but I could've done without some too. If you want to see a good skating movie, rent Cutting Edge.』 『Former Olympic and World Figure Skating Champion Katarina Witt stars in this stunning contemporary interpretation of the classic tale o Cinderella. THE ICE PRINCESS combines a top quality costume drama an original soundtrack from songwriters Christopher Cross and Curtis Stigers, and world-class ice skating in a family spectacular, which will delight audiences worldwide. Katarina Witt is Ella, a maid in the household of a blind Count. The town is preparing for an ice skating festival to be held at the Prince's palace, and the Count's daughters are determined to capture the prince's heart. Their plan falls apart when the Prince is captivated by the beautiful Ella, who invites the Prince to skate with her. When Ella is thrown into prison, the Prince searches in vain for the beautiful stranger, who finally appears at the ball held at the castle. The pair fall in love and the story ends with a stunning ice dancing display.』
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