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Directed by Raoul RuizOrigin FranceGenres Drama,
Fantasy,
AdventureActors Jean-Bernard Guillard,
Jean Badin,
Mostéfa Djadjam,
Diogo Dória,
Huguette Faget,
Théo LégitimusRating70%
The film opens with a murder of a professor committed by his student in Warsaw. The black and white scene is alternately narrated by the protagonist of the film known simply as the "Sailor" and the student. The student walks through war torn Warsaw when he meets the Sailor, who offers him an escape from the country through a boat job. They enter a bar to negotiate the deal; the student agrees to listen to his story and give him 3 crowns., 2h3
Directed by Raoul RuizOrigin FranceGenres Drama,
Comedy-drama,
FantasyActors Melvil Poupaud,
Elsa Zylberstein,
Lambert Wilson,
Christian Vadim,
Diogo Dória,
Rogério SamoraRating70%
Un jeune homme au cœur pur, partisan de la liberté d'esprit, est confronté à la pression sociale qui ordonne de s'enrichir a tout prix. Un groupe d'enfants aveugles tente d'ouvrir les yeux de non-croyants à la foi chrétienne. Des religieuses transforment leur couvent en maison close pour pouvoir en payer le loyer. Ce sont tous ces paradoxes qui transforment ce conte pour enfants en une fable philosophique., 1h46
Directed by Raoul RuizGenres Drama,
FantasyActors François Cluzet,
Julien Honoré,
Édith Scob,
Julie Delarme,
Grégoire Colin,
Marianne DenicourtRating65%
En 1932, un petit garçon chilien fait la rencontre d'un aviateur français. Après avoir grandi, il devient à son tour pilote. Le destin des deux hommes se croisent entre le Chili et l'Europe, tout au long du XX siècle., 1h6
Directed by Raoul RuizOrigin FranceGenres DramaThemes PeintureActors Jean Rougeul,
Jean Reno,
Raymond Pierson,
Jean Narboni,
Bruno Guillain,
Alfred BaillouRating73%
Through a large 19th century house and its grounds, the camera follows an art collector and an unseen interviewer. The collector has six of seven canvasses by a 19th century painter called Fredéric Tonnerre, but nobody knows what was in the fourth of the sequence because it was stolen. His quest is to recreate the missing painting and so to read the meaning of the whole series. To achieve this, he has hired models, acquired props and rigged up lighting in order to re-enact each of the six surviving scenes as a tableau vivant. Able to walk around each tableau and to adjust the light, he ponders the inner significance of the scene, speculating why the artist chose to portray it in exactly that way and what message he was signalling to the alert viewer..Tableaux we see include Diana surprised by Actaeon, Templars playing chess, a scandal among Parisian nobility, and an occult ceremony involving a sacrifice similar to that of St Sebastian. In each case the collector discerns strong sexual currents flowing between the characters, both heterosexual and homosexual. More significant, he thinks traces of an esoteric cult of Baphomet are to be seen in the pictures.