DVD: Pascal Greggory     DVD:     Pascal Greggory      Pauline at the Beach Amanda Langlet, Arielle Dombasle MGM (Video & DVD), 2003 Pauline at the Beach One of Eric Rohmer's most enjoyable meditations on love and its discontents, "Pauline" is abetted by the presence of Langlet, an endearing and assured young actress. Rohmer takes his time observing his five characters and lets us get to know their (often deceptive) ...             The Nest Samy Naceri, Benoît Magimel Lions Gate, 2004 THE FRENCH CONNECTION THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST TAC FILMS I HAVE EVER SEEN. IF YOU LIKE IT ALSO CHECK OUT PARIS LOCKDOWN ON AMAZON UK violent tale of the peersian underworld/ 36 QUI DES OFFERIVERS two cops do battel over the course of ten years, frances answer to michel mann oliver marchal / ...             La Vie en Rose (Extended Version) Marion Cotillard, Sylvie Testud Hbo Home Video, 2007 In One Word: Wow! I'm a guy who normally doesn't watch a lot of melodramas, but this film just stunned me....in every capacity. When it was over, all I could mutter was "wow!" It makes me want to know more about Piaf. In addition to the great cinematography, the story was terrific, ...             La Vie en Rose Catherine Allegret, Chantal Bronner Tva Films, 2007 La Vie En Rose (La Mome) I saw La Vie En Rose in Los Angeles a few months ago. It was a great film, and Marion Cottilard, who played Edith Piaf, did break my heart. Nobody could perform the role of the French singer better than Marion. I am waiting to get this French version for I heard that ...             Queen Margot (La Reine Margot) Isabelle Adjani, Daniel Auteuil Miramax, 2003 Unforgettable I've seen this movie three times; it is one of my favorite historical films. And it really puts the kibbosh on any romantic yearnings for medieval times! Harsh, brutal, bloody and absolutely believable, even if it does take some liberties with facts, who cares? This is ...             Raja Pascal Greggory, Najat Benssallem Film Movement, 2004 Bridging Gaps Differences in culture, language, socio-economic class, race--all are obstacles that can be overcome in relationships, but not without difficulty. This challenging film, set in Marrakech, Morocco, addresses these in a story of a wealthy (relatively speaking), ...             The Page Turner Catherine Frot, Pascal Greggory Tartan Video, 2007 When music doesn't charm a savage beast The film begins with 10-year-old Melanie Prouvost's preparations for a piano recital that could win her a place in a prestigious Parisian conservatory. She informs her working-class parents that she will quit the piano if she doesn't succeed. During the audition, a ...             Time Regained Catherine Deneuve, Emmanuelle Béart Kino International, 2001 read Proust first! This is a wonderful film, a tribute by the Chilean-born direct Raoul Ruiz, in French with subtitles that occasionally are hard to read against the gold-white light of Marcel's retrospections. The most astonishing performance is John Malkovich's as Charlus, despite the ...             The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc Milla Jovovich, John Malkovich Sony Pictures, 2000 Discovering A Three-Hour Oscar-Worthy Epic : Five Stars One of the greatest motion pictures of all time. Luc Besson achieved directorial greatness more than once, but this film is the peak of his creative vision and success. Casting Ukrainian supermodel Milla Jovovich was a controversial idea at the time, but Besson ...             A Good Marriage Béatrice Romand, André Dussollier Fox Lorber, 1999 Absolutely delightful The movie is from Rohmer series of proverbs, and it is very kind and charming. For me, it was a story of a young girl coming out of age, about a conflict between her determination to achieve a goal despite all odds by trying to manipulate others and how life unfolds ...             La Vie Promise Isabelle Huppert, Pascal Greggory FIRST RUN FEATURES, 2007 Isabelle Huppert: An Amazingly Fine Actress in a Glowing Role LA VIE PROMISE is one of those films that begs multiple viewings: the cinematography is truly an art form here, the story though incredibly well told (written by director/ co-author Olivier Dahan with Agnès Fustier-Dahan) requires integration of the viewer's thinking ...             Madame Claude Roland Bertin, Ed Bishop Televista, 2007 An erotic masterpiece from JUST JAECKIN, the director of EMMANUELLE and THE STORY OF O. A daring film based on the stunning best-selling memoirs of the real Madame Claude. Starring Francoise Fabian and Klaus Kinski. By day they were the highest-paid mo             Lucie Aubrac [Region 2] Carole Bouquet, Daniel Auteuil An Unusual Romance When we think romance in film...we think of the classics (Greta Garbo, Vivian Leigh, etc). This story of passion between a man and a woman is entirely different. The female heroine simply won't accept the Nazi's execution order for her husband (who was captured in a ...             Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train [Region 2] Pascal Greggory, Valeria Bruni Tedeschi one of the best french films I`ve seen in a long time When reading some of the other reviews,I noticed a simmilar thread throughout,from the good and the bad, but basicly they all said it was hard to comprehend, but not to me. One thing that needs to be understood is that french movies do not follow the same format as ...             Le Temps retrouvé [Region 2] Catherine Deneuve, Emmanuelle Béart Kino International read Proust first! This is a wonderful film, a tribute by the Chilean-born direct Raoul Ruiz, in French with subtitles that occasionally are hard to read against the gold-white light of Marcel's retrospections. The most astonishing performance is John Malkovich's as Charlus, despite the ...          products you might be interested in   search for DVDs extended, marriage, messenger, regained, retrouvé, version      toavi.com    web we recommend Discovering A Three-Hour Oscar-Worthy Epic : Five Stars randomly chosen DVD: Verdi - Aida