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Pierre Schöller – L’exercice de l’État AKA The Minister (2011)
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[b]Pierre Schöller – L’exercice de l’État AKA The Minister (2011)[/b]
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[b]Country:[/b]France [b]Director:[/b]Pierre Schöller
[b]Genre:[/b]Drama, France [b]Length:[/b]115 min
French Minister...
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Pierre Schöller – L’exercice de l’État AKA The Minister (2011)
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[b]Pierre Schöller – L’exercice de l’État AKA The Minister (2011)[/b]
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[b]Country:[/b]France [b]Director:[/b]Pierre Schöller
[b]Genre:[/b]Drama, France [b]Length:[/b]115 min
French Minister...
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Benoît Jacquot - La Fille seule AKA A Single Girl (1995)
Early one morning Valerie has to tell her unemployed boyfriend Remi that she is pregnant. She has decided to keep the child, but they argue whether they should break up or not. That same morning Valerie starts working in room service at a smart hotel. The film follows the routine of Valerie bringing breakfast to the guests, Valerie constantly trying to phone her mother, and Valerie's relations with the other staff.
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Pretty enjoyable film if I say so myself.
Jean Rollin - La morte vivante aka The Living Dead Girl [Uncut] (1982)
Thought of by some as the last truly great film of Jean Rollin's career, the 1982 feature La Morte Vivante (The Living Dead Girl) is a fascinating but flawed feature graced with two of the most unforgettable performances in all of Rollin's canon. A frustrating work brought to life by some of the most iconic imagery seen in a Rollin film, The Living Dead Girl is a simultaneously ferocious and poetic work deserving of its reputation as one of Rollin's most important films...
Maurice Tourneur - Cécile est Morte ! AKA Cecile is Dead (1944)
In this, the second of the three Maigret films made by the German-run Continental Films during the Occupation, popular film star Albert Préjean reprises his role as the famed pipe-smoking detective, accompanied by his improbable side-kick Lucas. Although, again, the film fails to capture the atmosphere of the Georges Simenon novel on which it is based, it does offer a reasonably satisfactory alternative – a suspenseful and witty black comedy.
Jean Rollin - Vierges et vampires aka Requiem for a Vampire aka Caged Virgins (1971)
Eloquent, expressive and altogether haunting, Jean Rollin’s fourth feature film,
1971’s Vierges et Vampires (Requiem for a Vampire) shows him as an artist totally in control of his own art and totally separate from anyone else in cinema before or since
Jean Rollin - La nuit des horloges aka The Night of the Clocks (2007)
Jean Rollin's penultimate film, don't know why it hasn't been here, as it's an absolutely beautiful film. I used to think Jean Rollin's late films were weak. But, no, at least, this isn't!!
The plot (if there is any) revolves around the protagonist, supposedly the cousin of a recently deceased filmmaker called Michel Jean, following the book "Dreamflight" and discovering his world. (Watching this film now, one instantly thinks of Jean Rollin himself, and indeed, MIchel Jean is Jean Rollin himself). It's probably particularly interesting for Jean Rollin fans, as all those icons, motifs, and even many shots/sequences of his earlier films are juxtaposed in a poetic way to form this film. Characters are both real and imaginary...
I'd like to simply quote a seq of dialogue in the beginning of the film.
Otar Iosseliani - Euzkadi été 1982 (1983)
Part of a series in which foreign filmmakers portray a region or town in France. Otar Iosselani looks at the Basque region and its inhabitants.
Alain Corneau - Le choix des armes AKA Choice of Arms [+Extras] (1981)
"Two men break out of prison; a rival gang ambushes them. One is mortally wounded and tells the other, Mickey, to take him to the estate of a retired robber, Noel, who lives in comfort with his lovely and beloved wife, Nicole. The man dies, and Mickey, a menacing hothead, demands money of Noel. A few days later, Mickey returns to the estate, shoots up a dinner party and threatens them again. Noel sends Nicole to an hotel and goes to his old gang to help him hunt down the dangerous Mickey. Mickey has other problems, too, including heartache for a daughter he hardly knows. Young, eager cops tail Nicole, and all are on a complicated collision course."
Henri-Georges Clouzot - Miquette et sa mère AKA Miquette (1950)
Sophie Laloy - Je Te Mangerais AKA You Will Be Mine (2009)
A Little Stone Distribution release of an ICE 3, Studio 37, Rhone-Alpes Cinema production, with the participation of Canal Plus, CineCinema. (International sales: Doc & Film Intl., Paris.) Produced by Louis Becker. Directed by Sophie Laloy. Screenplay, Laloy, Jean-Luc Gaget, Eric Veniard.
With: Judith Davis, Isild Le Besco, Johan Liberau, Edith Scob, Marc Chapiteau, Fabienne Babe, Christian Bouillette, Alain Beigel.
Yves Robert - Alexandre le bienheureux AKA Very Happy Alexander (1968)
Alexandre has a happy life, living by himself with his dog. As the saying goes, ’Being a Bachelor is Being a Sultan’. He doesn’t have women to bother him, nor any other person to be responsible for. Some may consider him an anti-social person, as he likes to stay at home, relying on his dog to do his shopping. He meets up with his friends for a good time once in a while. One day he meets a girl he likes and decides to marry..."
Jean Girault - Le Gendarme et les extra-terrestres AKA The Gendarme and the Creatures from Outer Space (1979
An entry in the French Gendarme series of quasi-slapstick comedies featuring bumbling police officers, this time by the St Tropez beaches and with low-budget aliens. Despite the beach the cheesecake factor is remarkably small but there's plenty of mistaken identities and mild-mannered hijinks.
Ralph Nelson - Once a Thief (1965)
Once a thief, always a thief. This is the sorry lot of Eddie (Alain Delon), an ex-convict who tries his best to go straight. He marries Kristine (Ann-Margret), who bears him a child. Seeking out a new start in San Francisco, Eddie is dogged by vengeful cop Vito (Van Heflin), who thinks that the ex-con shot him years earlier. Eddie is arrested by Vito for a crime committed by someone else. Though he is set free, he is unable to find work after the truth about his past is revealed. Kristine is forced to take a job in a strip joint (her costumes are frustratingly modest) to make ends meet, a fact that sends Eddie spiralling into a depression-and, ultimately one last caper, engineered by his brother (Jack Palance). The grim proceedings in Once a Thief were originally put down on paper by novelist Zekial Marko, who plays a small role in the screen version.
Jean-Charles Dudrumet - Pleins feux sur Stanislas AKA Killer Spy (1965)
This is the second film based on the character of Stanislas Dubois, a reluctant spy. The story begins with Stanislas getting a bad review for an autobiographical volume he has just published. Incensed, he goes off to track down the author to give him a black eye, and instead stumbles onto a ditzy blonde and a mortally wounded man who has the time to utter an enigmatic phrase, 'Thirteen coffins', before snuffing it. This entry in the series is a bit more slapdash than the first one, but it is still extremely entertaining (by 60s spy spoof standards) and contains some highly diverting fight scenes of the sort that became Marais's trademark at that period.
Claude Zidi - Profil bas AKA Low Profile (1993)
"After one of his superiors tries unsuccessfully to frame him, the formerly by-the-book honest cop Julien Segal (Patrick Bruel) turns to crime as the way to fight them back. Along the way he wins the partnership and love of the lovely Claire (Sandra Speichert), and cleverly makes life very uncomfortable indeed for his nefarious police supervisor Carre (Didier Bezace) and the supervisor's dope-dealing buddy Roche (Jean-Louis Tribes). It seems that Carre can't prosecute Julien for his crimes without coming under suspicion himself
Philippe de Broca - On a vole la cuisse de Jupiter AKA Jupiter's Thigh (1980)
Antoine, a professor of Greek, and Lise, a police inspector, honeymoon in Greece. There they meet a young couple, Charles, an archaeologist, and Agnes, a dishy flirt. Charles unearths the lovely buttocks of a classical statue and is determined to donate it to the Louvre. Agnes wants to sell it and gets a handsome local sailor to take it for an appraisal. When the sailor is murdered, the police suspect Charles and arrest Antoine as his accomplice. Lise swings into action, but before she can clear the men, Agnes springs them from jail, and now Lise must help them elude the police, find the real murderer, and recover the statue fragment. More art goes missing. What is the statue's secret?"
Philippe de Broca - Tendre poulet AKA Dear Detective (1978)
"A near-fatal collision between a car and a motorcycle brings about the happy reunion of Lise Tanquerelle, a busy career woman, and Antoine Lemercier, a professor of Greek at the Sorbonne. Although it has been many years since they last saw each other, in the halcyon summer of their college days, Lise and Antoine still have fond feelings for one another. Unfortunately, Antoine loathes the police with the passion of a red-blooded anarchist and Lise isn’t sure how to break the news to him that she is a police commissioner. Before she can resolve this dilemma, Lise is drawn into an investigation into the brutal killing of a former minister..."
- Films de France
Jean-Marie Pallardy - Le journal érotique d'une Thailandaise AKA An Erotic Journal of a Lady from Thailand (1980)
In an interview with Nanarland, Brigitte Lahaie said: "Jean-Marie is a nice guy but he has no clue what being a director means. I always was under the impression he wanted to bone me, but he was unsuccessful so he included himself in the cast f a movie I was playing in."
She refused to play in his movies after that
Robinson et le Triporteur (1960)
Robinson et le Triporteur (1960)
Typical French movie of the late 1950's. I first saw this movie when it came out on TV, circa 1965. Seeing it again on DVD brought me back to memory lane.
Darry Cowl, like Fernandel, Bourvil and Louis De Funès has it's own style. The movie shows somebody madly in love that is ready to do anything to get his lady.
Comic situations that are not too funny, impossible situations and other idiotic scenario makes that movie not very good, but if like me, you liked Darry Cowl when you were a kid, it may be worth watching.
Darry Cowl, like Fernandel, Bourvil and Louis De Funès has it's own style. The movie shows somebody madly in love that is ready to do anything to get his lady.
Comic situations that are not too funny, impossible situations and other idiotic scenario makes that movie not very good, but if like me, you liked Darry Cowl when you were a kid, it may be worth watching.
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