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The Young Girls of Rochefort
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    KarinaKarina Catherine Deneuve on YouTube
    by Karina in Karina on SpoutBlog
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    "Still impossibly gorgeous and chic at age 65, Catherine Deneuve is the ultimate living emblem of the lasting romance of French film.  She’s also amongst the busiest international female stars over the age of fifty, and while Deneuve has made the occasional questionable move since hitting that marker of age (dueting with a post-post-post Sex Pistols Malcolm McLaren; playing “herself” in I Want to See, a dramatized document of her visit to war-torn Lebanon), Melissa Anderson is right to note that for the most part, over the last decade and a half, “she has shown a fearlessness in her roles—no matter how small.” That fearlessness is on display in A Christmas Tale, where Deneuve is at her best rocking a borderline incestuously playful love-hate with her wicked charmer of a son (and potential lifesaver) Matthieu Amalric. With that film hitting theaters tomorrow, here’s a look back at a few iconic Catherine Deneuve moments, all readily available via YouTube. [More]
    SpoutBlogSpoutBlog Catherine Deneuve on YouTube
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    "Still impossibly gorgeous and chic at age 65, Catherine Deneuve is the ultimate living emblem of the lasting romance of French film.  She’s also amongst the busiest international female stars over the age of fifty, and while Deneuve has made the occasional questionable move since hitting that marker of age (dueting with a post-post-post Sex Pistols Malcolm McLaren; playing “herself” in I Want to See, a dramatized document of her visit to war-torn Lebanon), Melissa Anderson is right to note that for the most part, over the last decade and a half, “she has shown a fearlessness in her roles—no matter how small.” That fearlessness is on display in A Christmas Tale, where Deneuve is at her best rocking a borderline incestuously playful love-hate with her wicked charmer of a son (and potential lifesaver) Matthieu Amalric. With that film hitting theaters tomorrow, here’s a look back at a few iconic Catherine Deneuve moments, all readily available via YouTube. [More]
    wongawonga what i saw at Telluride this ye ...
    by wonga in wonga's filmblog
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    "we (my husband and i) had a really good time in Telluride this year, even while waiting in the rain. we did pretty good with getting into programs and i guess we were lucky since we were ticket-buyers (the lowest caste of all filmgoers…we don’t get a chance to even buy tickets until all the passholders are seated). our strategy was to try and guess what everybody else wanted to see and do the opposite...we also stuck mostly to the larger theaters. almost everyone we talked to, though, was complaining of not getting into movies. there was even a man with a patron pass who showed up 20 minutes before a screening and couldn’t get in, which is unheard of. i think some of the problems might have been with scheduling, as it seemed that everything was either overflowing or half full. FRIDAY THE DAWN OF SOUND: HOW MOVIES LEARNED TO TALK -- very interesting documentary about how sound in movies came about. lots of Vitaphone clips and interviews. BRICK LANE -- directed by ... " [More]
    SpoutBlogSpoutBlog Watch the Old Hairspray Whilst ...
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    "I saw the new Hairspray yesterday. I don't want to blow my wad just yet, as I'll be talking about it with Stu VanAirsdale next week on ReelerTV, but here are a few preliminary thoughts: 1) The John Waters original version of Hairspray appears to be up on YouTube in its entirety, and I've embedded one of my favorite chunks above. Penny and Tracy are making out with their new boyfriends in a rat-infested alley. A drunken hobo ambles by, and that's romantic; Tracy's mom drives down the alley looking for her daughter, and it's time to run. Seeking shelter, the kids stumble into a beatnik lair, and stumble right out again when shit gets too weird. It's the perfect encapsulation of Waters' nuanced vision of the young vs. old/class vs. race/culture vs. subculture paradigm, and it's miles beyond anything this new version has up its sleeve. Spoiler alert: the new Hairspray doesn't even have beatniks. 2) That Zac Efron kid is amazing. He' " [More]
 
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