Sally Potter's The Man Who Cried, like her acclaimed Orlando before it, is an ambitious exploration of identity, richly intoxicated with the sensual...... more

Sally Potter's The Man Who Cried, like her acclaimed Orlando before it, is an ambitious exploration of identity, richly intoxicated with the sensual possibilities of cinema. Photographed by one of Europe's greatest cinematographers, Sacha Vierny (Last Year at Marienbad, Belle du Jour, Hiroshima Mon Amour), with extravagantly beautiful costumes by Oscar-winner Lindy Hemming (Topsy-Turvy) and set in the vibrant milieu of a Paris slowly building towards World War II, visually this is European cinema at its bigger-budget best. The costumes in a Parisian can-can club are some of the most sumptuous ever created, and the sombre hues in the misty Russian village of the opening sequence haunt the screen throughout the film, yet they promise an excellence and a mystery that is never quite delivered. Potter's ambition isn't justly rewarded largely because of her strange choices of lead actors. Perhaps due to the weight of a hefty budget and the perceived box-office pull of American stars, some odd casting choices were made. To see Christina Ricci as a displaced Russian peasant, not to mention Johnny Depp as a Romanian Gypsy and John Turturro as a fascist Italian theatre director, jars to say the least. Perhaps this was part of Potter's design in a film that is once again obsessed with the splintered and shimmering surfaces of European identity (or maybe the cod accents are a mark of Potter's reputedly cheeky humour?).On the DVD: The DVD itself is disappointingly devoid of extra features, but this digital version beautifully showcases the glorious craftsmanship on offer. --Tricia Tuttle

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Sally Potter's The Man Who Cried, like her acclaimed Orlando before it, is an ambitious exploration of identity, richly intoxicated with the sensual...... more

Sally Potter's The Man Who Cried, like her acclaimed Orlando before it, is an ambitious exploration of identity, richly intoxicated with the sensual possibilities of cinema. Photographed by one of Europe's greatest cinematographers, Sacha Vierny (Last Year at Marienbad, Belle du Jour, Hiroshima Mon Amour), with extravagantly beautiful costumes by Oscar-winner Lindy Hemming (Topsy-Turvy) and set in the vibrant milieu of a Paris slowly building towards World War II, visually this is European cinema at its bigger-budget best. The costumes in a Parisian can-can club are some of the most sumptuous ever created, and the sombre hues in the misty Russian village of the opening sequence haunt the screen throughout the film, yet they promise an excellence and a mystery that is never quite delivered. Potter's ambition isn't justly rewarded largely because of her strange choices of lead actors. Perhaps due to the weight of a hefty budget and the perceived box-office pull of American stars, some odd casting choices were made. To see Christina Ricci as a displaced Russian peasant, not to mention Johnny Depp as a Romanian Gypsy and John Turturro as a fascist Italian theatre director, jars to say the least. Perhaps this was part of Potter's design in a film that is once again obsessed with the splintered and shimmering surfaces of European identity (or maybe the cod accents are a mark of Potter's reputedly cheeky humour?).On the DVD: The DVD itself is disappointingly devoid of extra features, but this digital version beautifully showcases the glorious craftsmanship on offer. --Tricia Tuttle

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For all those fans who wonder where their favorite movies were filmed or what it would be like to visit the sites, this book is the ultimate resource. It...... more

For all those fans who wonder where their favorite movies were filmed or what it would be like to visit the sites, this book is the ultimate resource. It features information on blockbuster, cult, and art house favorites from Saturday Night Fever to Men in Black, from Belle du Jour to Ben Hur. The entries for individual films include brief descriptions of key scenes shot at the location, travel details, photographs, film stills, behind-the-scenes information, and insights as to what these places are really like. Also included are full-color features on major sites of special interestâ?"Vertigoâ?TMs San Francisco, Woody Allenâ?TMs Manhattan, and a world Star Wars tour, among othersâ?"along with more obscure locations that have become sought-after travel destinations simply because of their connection to the movies.

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Sally Potter's The Man Who Cried, like her acclaimed Orlando before it, is an ambitious exploration of identity, richly intoxicated with the sensual...... more

Sally Potter's The Man Who Cried, like her acclaimed Orlando before it, is an ambitious exploration of identity, richly intoxicated with the sensual possibilities of cinema. Photographed by one of Europe's greatest cinematographers, Sacha Vierny (Last Year at Marienbad, Belle du Jour, Hiroshima Mon Amour), with extravagantly beautiful costumes by Oscar-winner Lindy Hemming (Topsy-Turvy) and set in the vibrant milieu of a Paris slowly building towards World War II, visually this is European cinema at its bigger-budget best. The costumes in a Parisian can-can club are some of the most sumptuous ever created, and the sombre hues in the misty Russian village of the opening sequence haunt the screen throughout the film, yet they promise an excellence and a mystery that is never quite delivered. Potter's ambition isn't justly rewarded largely because of her strange choices of lead actors. Perhaps due to the weight of a hefty budget and the perceived box-office pull of American stars, some odd casting choices were made. To see Christina Ricci as a displaced Russian peasant, not to mention Johnny Depp as a Romanian Gypsy and John Turturro as a fascist Italian theatre director, jars to say the least. Perhaps this was part of Potter's design in a film that is once again obsessed with the splintered and shimmering surfaces of European identity (or maybe the cod accents are a mark of Potter's reputedly cheeky humour?).On the DVD: The DVD itself is disappointingly devoid of extra features, but this digital version beautifully showcases the glorious craftsmanship on offer. --Tricia Tuttle

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Sally Potter's The Man Who Cried, like her acclaimed Orlando before it, is an ambitious exploration of identity, richly intoxicated with the sensual...... more

Sally Potter's The Man Who Cried, like her acclaimed Orlando before it, is an ambitious exploration of identity, richly intoxicated with the sensual possibilities of cinema. Photographed by one of Europe's greatest cinematographers, Sacha Vierny (Last Year at Marienbad, Belle du Jour, Hiroshima Mon Amour), with extravagantly beautiful costumes by Oscar-winner Lindy Hemming (Topsy-Turvy) and set in the vibrant milieu of a Paris slowly building towards World War II, visually this is European cinema at its bigger-budget best. The costumes in a Parisian can-can club are some of the most sumptuous ever created, and the sombre hues in the misty Russian village of the opening sequence haunt the screen throughout the film, yet they promise an excellence and a mystery that is never quite delivered. Potter's ambition isn't justly rewarded largely because of her strange choices of lead actors. Perhaps due to the weight of a hefty budget and the perceived box-office pull of American stars, some odd casting choices were made. To see Christina Ricci as a displaced Russian peasant, not to mention Johnny Depp as a Romanian Gypsy and John Turturro as a fascist Italian theatre director, jars to say the least. Perhaps this was part of Potter's design in a film that is once again obsessed with the splintered and shimmering surfaces of European identity (or maybe the cod accents are a mark of Potter's reputedly cheeky humour?).On the DVD: The DVD itself is disappointingly devoid of extra features, but this digital version beautifully showcases the glorious craftsmanship on offer. --Tricia Tuttle

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Sally Potter's The Man Who Cried, like her acclaimed Orlando before it, is an ambitious exploration of identity, richly intoxicated with the sensual...... more

Sally Potter's The Man Who Cried, like her acclaimed Orlando before it, is an ambitious exploration of identity, richly intoxicated with the sensual possibilities of cinema. Photographed by one of Europe's greatest cinematographers, Sacha Vierny (Last Year at Marienbad, Belle du Jour, Hiroshima Mon Amour), with extravagantly beautiful costumes by Oscar-winner Lindy Hemming (Topsy-Turvy) and set in the vibrant milieu of a Paris slowly building towards World War II, visually this is European cinema at its bigger-budget best. The costumes in a Parisian can-can club are some of the most sumptuous ever created, and the sombre hues in the misty Russian village of the opening sequence haunt the screen throughout the film, yet they promise an excellence and a mystery that is never quite delivered. Potter's ambition isn't justly rewarded largely because of her strange choices of lead actors. Perhaps due to the weight of a hefty budget and the perceived box-office pull of American stars, some odd casting choices were made. To see Christina Ricci as a displaced Russian peasant, not to mention Johnny Depp as a Romanian Gypsy and John Turturro as a fascist Italian theatre director, jars to say the least. Perhaps this was part of Potter's design in a film that is once again obsessed with the splintered and shimmering surfaces of European identity (or maybe the cod accents are a mark of Potter's reputedly cheeky humour?).On the DVD: The DVD itself is disappointingly devoid of extra features, but this digital version beautifully showcases the glorious craftsmanship on offer. --Tricia Tuttle

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Sally Potter's The Man Who Cried, like her acclaimed Orlando before it, is an ambitious exploration of identity, richly intoxicated with the sensual...... more

Sally Potter's The Man Who Cried, like her acclaimed Orlando before it, is an ambitious exploration of identity, richly intoxicated with the sensual possibilities of cinema. Photographed by one of Europe's greatest cinematographers, Sacha Vierny (Last Year at Marienbad, Belle du Jour, Hiroshima Mon Amour), with extravagantly beautiful costumes by Oscar-winner Lindy Hemming (Topsy-Turvy) and set in the vibrant milieu of a Paris slowly building towards World War II, visually this is European cinema at its bigger-budget best. The costumes in a Parisian can-can club are some of the most sumptuous ever created, and the sombre hues in the misty Russian village of the opening sequence haunt the screen throughout the film, yet they promise an excellence and a mystery that is never quite delivered. Potter's ambition isn't justly rewarded largely because of her strange choices of lead actors. Perhaps due to the weight of a hefty budget and the perceived box-office pull of American stars, some odd casting choices were made. To see Christina Ricci as a displaced Russian peasant, not to mention Johnny Depp as a Romanian Gypsy and John Turturro as a fascist Italian theatre director, jars to say the least. Perhaps this was part of Potter's design in a film that is once again obsessed with the splintered and shimmering surfaces of European identity (or maybe the cod accents are a mark of Potter's reputedly cheeky humour?).On the DVD: The DVD itself is disappointingly devoid of extra features, but this digital version beautifully showcases the glorious craftsmanship on offer. --Tricia Tuttle

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Sally Potter's The Man Who Cried, like her acclaimed Orlando before it, is an ambitious exploration of identity, richly intoxicated with the sensual...... more

Sally Potter's The Man Who Cried, like her acclaimed Orlando before it, is an ambitious exploration of identity, richly intoxicated with the sensual possibilities of cinema. Photographed by one of Europe's greatest cinematographers, Sacha Vierny (Last Year at Marienbad, Belle du Jour, Hiroshima Mon Amour), with extravagantly beautiful costumes by Oscar-winner Lindy Hemming (Topsy-Turvy) and set in the vibrant milieu of a Paris slowly building towards World War II, visually this is European cinema at its bigger-budget best. The costumes in a Parisian can-can club are some of the most sumptuous ever created, and the sombre hues in the misty Russian village of the opening sequence haunt the screen throughout the film, yet they promise an excellence and a mystery that is never quite delivered. Potter's ambition isn't justly rewarded largely because of her strange choices of lead actors. Perhaps due to the weight of a hefty budget and the perceived box-office pull of American stars, some odd casting choices were made. To see Christina Ricci as a displaced Russian peasant, not to mention Johnny Depp as a Romanian Gypsy and John Turturro as a fascist Italian theatre director, jars to say the least. Perhaps this was part of Potter's design in a film that is once again obsessed with the splintered and shimmering surfaces of European identity (or maybe the cod accents are a mark of Potter's reputedly cheeky humour?).On the DVD: The DVD itself is disappointingly devoid of extra features, but this digital version beautifully showcases the glorious craftsmanship on offer. --Tricia Tuttle

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413pages. poche. broché. Diane Thiberge est un drôle d'animal : grande, belle, blonde, elle a été, adolescente, victime d'une horrible agression....... more

413pages. poche. broché. Diane Thiberge est un drôle d'animal : grande, belle, blonde, elle a été, adolescente, victime d'une horrible agression. Résultat : elle est maintenant solitaire, championne en arts martiaux et spécialiste du comportement des animaux prédateurs. À 29 ans, pour sortir de sa citadelle, elle décide d'adopter dans un orphelinat en Thaïlande, un petit garçon de cinq ans. Lu-Sian, dit Lucien, va changer sa vie. pour le meilleur et pour le pire ! Suite à un accident de voiture qui laisse Lucien cliniquement mort, des meurtres vont se succéder autour de Diane. Peu à peu, les contours d'une terrifiante machination se font jour et vont entraîner Diane jusqu'en Mongolie, dans une ethnie aux étranges pouvoirs. Tout se jouera au centre d'un cercle de pierre témoin d'atroces expériences. Après le succès des Rivières pourpres et du Vol des cigognes , Jean-Christophe Grangé nous livre à nouveau, avec Le Concile de pierre , un thriller dont il a le secret : meurtres, mutilations, manipulations, poursuites infernales. Au suspense haletant s'ajoute ici une dose de fantastique ; on croise de redoutables personnages, hypnotiseurs, chamans, sorcières, savants fous de l'ex-URSS. Le final hallucinant révèle la bête fauve qui est en nous. -Valérie Plomb

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CD-1:1-Madona (Barco Negro) 2-La Violetera (Violeterra) 3-Fado 4-Bambino (Guaglione) 5-Miguel 6-Ay! Mourir Pour Toi 7-La Plus Belle Du Monde...... more

CD-1:1-Madona (Barco Negro) 2-La Violetera (Violeterra) 3-Fado 4-Bambino (Guaglione) 5-Miguel 6-Ay! Mourir Pour Toi 7-La Plus Belle Du Monde (Piu Bella Del Mondo) 8-Quand On N'A Que L'Amour 9-Buenas Noches Mi Amor 10-Pour Garder 11-Histoire D'un Amour (Historia De Un Amor) 12-Gondolier (With All My Heart) 13-Dans Le Bleu Du Ciel Bleu (Nel Blu Dipinto .. 14-Je Pars (Alone) CD-2:1-Les Gitans 2-Rendez-Vous Au Lavandou 3-Aie Mon Coeur (Portuguesa) 4-Maintenant 5-Come Prima (Tu Me Donnes) 6-Si Je Pouvais Revivre Un Jour Ma Vie 7-Guitar Et Tambourin (Holiday In Naples) 8-Hava Naguila (Dansons Mon Amour) 9-Tout L'Amour (Passion Flower) 10-Ciao Ciao Bambina (Piove) 11-La Fille Aux Pieds Nus 12-Love In Portofino (A San Cristina) 13-Marina (Marchina) 14-Marie Marie CD-3:1-Luna Caprese (Pour Mieux Taimer) 2-Elle Lui Et L'autre (The Wedding) 3-T'aimer Follement (Makin' Love) 4-Romantica 5-Le Petit Clair De Lune (Tintarella Di Luna) 6-Comme Au Premier Jour 7-S'endormir Comme D'habitude 8-Le Bonheur (Hassapico Nostalgique) 9-Itsi Bitsi Petit Bikini (Itsy Bitsy Teenie... 10-O Sole Mio 11-Noel Blanc (White Christmas) (2011/GOLDEN STARS) 54 tracks

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1-Bambino 2-Gitane 3-Aime-Moi 4-Guitare Flamenco 5-Le Torrent 6-Mon Coeur Va 7-La Violetera 8-Fado 9-Flamenco Bleu 10-Madona 11-Eh Ben!o Bleu 12-Por Favor...... more

1-Bambino 2-Gitane 3-Aime-Moi 4-Guitare Flamenco 5-Le Torrent 6-Mon Coeur Va 7-La Violetera 8-Fado 9-Flamenco Bleu 10-Madona 11-Eh Ben!o Bleu 12-Por Favor 13-Histoire D'un Amour 14-Gondolier 15-Ay! Mourir Pour Toi 16-La Plus Belle Du Monde CD-2:1-Buenas Noches Mi Amor 2-Quand On A Que L'amour 3-Le Ranch De Maria 4-Lazarelle 5-Pour Garder 6-Le Petit Chemin De Pierre 7-Pardon 8-Tu Peux Tout Faire De Moi 9-Oh La La 10-Miguel 11-Calypso Italiano 12-Dans Le Bleu Du Ciel Bleu 13-Come Prima 14-Si Je Pouvais Revivre Un Jour Ma Vie 15-Les Gitans 16-Je Pars CD-3:1-Du Moment Qu'on S'aime 2-Timide Serenade 3-L'amour Chante 4-Marchande De Fruits 5-Aie! Mon Coeur 6-Maintenant 7-Helena 8-Adieu Mon Amour 9-La Montagne 10-Dieu Seul 11-Les Yeux De Mon Amour 12-Inconnu Mon Amour 13-Rendez-vous-au Lavandou 14-Hava Naguila 15-Guitare Et Tambourin 16-Marina CD-4:1-La Chanson D'Orphee 2-Ciao Ciao Bambina 3-Ce Serait Dommage 4-Marie Marie ... 5-Elle Lui Et L'autre 6-Amstramgam 7-Des Millions De Larmes 8-Je Te Tendrai Les Bras 9-Ne Joue Pas 10-La Fille Aux Pieds Nus 11-Adonis 12-C'est Ca L'amore 13-Love In Portofino 14-Luna Caprese 15-Tout L'amour (2010/MEMBRAN) 72 tracks, her french recordings!

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Francis Poulenc: Musique Chorale / Choral Works (Double-CD) by The Sixteen / Harry Christophers - Figure humaine / Chansons francaises - 52 tracks - CD 1...... more

Francis Poulenc: Musique Chorale / Choral Works (Double-CD) by The Sixteen / Harry Christophers - Figure humaine / Chansons francaises - 52 tracks - CD 1 (60.10) : Francis Poulenc (1899-1963) : 1. Figure Humaine Fp 120 (Kantate Nach Paul Eluard) (19.54), 2. En Chantant Les Servants S'élancent, 3. Aussi Bas Que Le Silence, 4. Toi Ma Patiente, 5. Riant Du Ciel Et des Planètes, 6. Le Jour M'étonne Et La Nuit Me Fait Peur, 7. La Menace Sous Le Ciel Rouge, 8. Liberté, 9. Quatre Motets Pour Un Temps De Pénitence (4 Motetten zur Karwoche) Fp 97 (14.38), 10. Vinea Mea Electa, 11. Tenebrae Factae Sunt, 12. Tristis Est Anima Mea, 13. Laudes des Heiligen Antonius von Padua Nr. 1 - 4 Fp 172 (8.16), 14. O Proles Hispaniae, 15. Laus Regi Pleni Gaudio, 16. Si Quaeris, 17. Quatre Motets Pour Le Temps De Noel (4 Motetten zur Weihnachtszeit) Fp 152 (11.29), 18. Quem Vidistis Pastores Dicite, 19. Videntes Stellam, 20. Hodie Christus Natus Est, 21. Quatre Petites Prieres De Saint Francois D'assise (Kleine Gebete des Hl. Franz von Assisi) Fp , 142 (7.28) 22. Tout Puissant, Très Saint, 23. Seigneur, Je Vous En Prie, 24. O Mes Très Chers Frères - CD 2 (68.51) : 1. Salve Regina Fp 110 (4.04), 2. Ave Verum Corpus Fp 154 (Motette) (2.12), 3. Exultate Deo Fp 109 (2.41), 4. Messe G - Dur Fp 89 (18.07), 5. II. Gloria, 6. III. Sanctus, 7. IV. Benedictus, 8. V. Agnus Dei, 9. Un Soir De Neige Fp 126 (Kantate) (6.44), 10. II. La Bonne Neige, 11. III. Bois Meurtri, 12. IV. La Nuit Le Froid La Solitude, 13. Chansons Francaises Fp 130 Nr. 1 - 8 (17.27), 14. Nr. 2 La Belle Se Sied Au Pied De La Tour, 15. Nr. 3 Pilons L'orge, 16. Nr. 4 Clic, Clac, Dansez Sabots, 17. Nr. 5 C'est La Petit' Fill' Du Prince, 18. Nr. 6 La Belle Si Nous Étions..., 19. Nr. 7 Ah! Mon Beau Laboureur, 20. Nr. 8 Les Tisserands, 21. Chansons à Boire Fp 31 (Für Männerchor, a Cappella) (3.43), 22. Chansons Fp 81 Nr. 1 - 7 (Für Chor) (13.16) , a.m.m.

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CD-1:1-Les Plaisirs Demodes 2-J'ai Encore Reve D'Elle 3-Chariot (I Will Love Him) 4-Tous Les Bateaux, Tous Les Oiseaux 5-Chante Comme Si Tu Devais Mourir Demain...... more

CD-1:1-Les Plaisirs Demodes 2-J'ai Encore Reve D'Elle 3-Chariot (I Will Love Him) 4-Tous Les Bateaux, Tous Les Oiseaux 5-Chante Comme Si Tu Devais Mourir Demain 6-La Vie En Rose 7-Mon Dieu 8-Un Homme Et Une Femme 9-Soleado 10-Le Coeur Grenadine 11-Dansevise 12-Un Jour, Un Enfant 13-El Gavilan 14-La Maladie D'Amour 15-Solenzara 16-La Marie Joconde 17-Une Belle Histoire 18-Le Premier Pas 19-Schuss !!! CD-2:1-Les Sept Mercenaires 2-Rod Marton Parade 3-Unforgettable 4-Blue Tango 5-Mister Kiss Kiss Bang Bang 6-Singing In The Rain 7-Saturday Night Fever 8-Concorde 9-Charleston 10-Penny Lane 11-Venezuela Suya 12-She 13-I Don't Know How To Love Him (Jesus Christ Su 14-Dancing Queen 15-Les Hanches 16-Les Yeux Noirs 17-I Will Survive 18-Grease 19-Cumbia Del Papagayo 20-Tweedle Dee CD-3:1-Valse De Coppelia 2-Moment Musical 3-Marche De Radetzky 4-Menuet Du Quintette No 5 En Re Majeur 5-Grande Valse Les Patineurs 6-Melodie En Fa 7-Can Can (Estrait De La Vie Parisienne) 8-Madame Butterfly Sur La Mer Calmee 9-Pizzicato Polka 10-Concerto No 6 En Re Majeur Op 64 No 1 11-La Danza 12-Reve D'Amour 13-Bonbons De Vienne 14-Pomp And Circustance (Marche No 1 De Terre D' 15-Les Bateliers De La Volga 16-Chant HIndou Extrait De Sadko 17-Nabucco: Va Pensiero 18-Ave Maria 19-Te Deum (2008/EMI FRANCE) 60 tracks Capitol 1963-83.

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Un petit village de France, années 60. Jacques Pouzay, instituteur en semaine et clown public aux fêtes du village, embarrasse son fils Lucien, qui a...... more

Un petit village de France, années 60. Jacques Pouzay, instituteur en semaine et clown public aux fêtes du village, embarrasse son fils Lucien, qui a honte de ses pitreries. Jusqu'au jour où un ami de la famille, André, lui raconte une histoire qui commence une quinzaine d'années plus tôt, pendant l'occupation allemande... Effroyables jardins est un film d'humour, celui-là même qui dédramatise et rend supportable un quotidien terrible. Jean Becker (Un crime au paradis, Les Enfants du marais, Élisa...) nous raconte ici une belle histoire d'amitié dans l'adversité, et nous montre à voir l'héroïsme ordinaire, toujours tapi là où on ne l'attend pas. Thierry Lhermitte, Jacques Villeret, André Dussolier et Benoît Magimel interprètent avec tendresse et justesse des personnages pourtant à la limite du stéréotype, leur insufflant une formidable humanité. Un très beau film, une belle leçon d'optimisme

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« Francis Lai is much more than a composer : He is my double with notes ». It's with these words that Claude Lelouch talks about his musicial bond, with the man...... more

« Francis Lai is much more than a composer : He is my double with notes ». It's with these words that Claude Lelouch talks about his musicial bond, with the man he met in 1965 with Pierre Barouh. The young filmmaker gave the chance of a lifetime to the composer, by involving him in the adventure of « Un Homme et Une Femme » (A Man And A Woman). The rest is history : international success, Palme d'Or at Cannes . For an unique collaboration, we needed a large box : This 2 CD brings together for the 1st time all the main thèmes of Claude Lelouch's movies set to music by Francis Lai, from « Un Homme Et Une Femme »to recent « Ces Amours-là » TRACKS LIST CD 1 : 01 Un homme et une femme 02 Plus fort que nous 03 Aujourd'hui, c'est toi 04 Vivre pour vivre 05Thème de Robert 06 13 jours en France (Orchestre) 07 13 jours en France : Descente 08 La vie, l'amour, la mort 09 Un Homme qui me plaît : Générique western 10 Concerto pour la fin d'un amour 11 Le Voyou : Ballet du voyou 12 Le Voyou : La peur du voyou 13 Smic, smac, smoc 14 L'Aventure, c'est l'aventure 15 Cinq pour l'aventure (générique) 16 - La Bonne année 17 - Toute une vie 18 - Mariage 19 - Le chat, la peur, la souris et l'amour 20 - La ballade du bon et des méchants 21 - Si c'était à refaire 22 - Un autre homme, une autre chance CD 2 : 01 - Robert et Robert : L'ami, c'est mieux que rien 02 - A nous deux : Nos libertés 03 - A nous deux 04 - Les uns et les autres 05 - Edith et Marcel : Je n'attendais que toi 06 - Un Homme et une femme, 20 ans déjà : Vingt ans déjà (version symphonique) 07 - Attention, bandits 08 - Symphonie pour un enfant gâté 09 - Il y a des jours et des lunes 10 - La Belle histoire 11 - Tout ça pour ça 12 - La Chanson des Misérables 13 - Hommes-Femmes : Mode d'Emploi 14 - Le tango des coïncidences 15 - Symphonie du hasard 16 - Une pour toutes 17 - My human kind 18 - Prologue de ces amours-là 19 - A man and a woman

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318pages. poche. Broché. Cauchemar à New York: dans le Queens, un groupe armé se réclamant de l'armée de libération Al Qods menace d'exécuter le soir de Noël...... more

318pages. poche. Broché. Cauchemar à New York: dans le Queens, un groupe armé se réclamant de l'armée de libération Al Qods menace d'exécuter le soir de Noël vingt-six enfants et leurs professeurs de l'école juive du Mont des Oliviers si on ne libère pas les terroristes du 11 Septembre. Il reste douze heures pour. mourir ou éviter le pire. En une nuit va se déployer tout ce que le pays compte de forces armées, policiers et militaires, avec à leur tête le Président et le maire de New York, pour tenter de négocier. Et pourtant, malgré le cauchemar et la haine, le lieutenant Charlie Rozen, le flic qui n'y croyait plus, connaîtra sa plus belle histoire d'amour. Cette nuit de Noël, il va éprouver ce qui de tout temps a habité le c?ur des hommes: le besoin d'aimer et l'envie de tuer. Sur fond de terrorisme international, un thriller qui mêle puissants et anonymes, victimes et terroristes, témoins et héros du quotidien, signé Maud Tabachnik, l'auteur du Cinquième Jour et de Mauvais frère.

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CD-1:1-Amour Toujours, Tendresse Caresses 2-La Rue Du Babouin 3-Les Lendemains Qui Chantent 4-Soleil 5-Le Fou De La Reine 6-Modern Style 7-tant De...... more

CD-1:1-Amour Toujours, Tendresse Caresses 2-La Rue Du Babouin 3-Les Lendemains Qui Chantent 4-Soleil 5-Le Fou De La Reine 6-Modern Style 7-tant De Belles Choses 8-La Folie Ordinaire 9-Tous Mes Souvenirs Me Tuent 10-Clair-obscur 11-Celui Que Tu Veux 12-Puisque Vous Partez En Voyage 13-So Sad 14-I'll Be Seeing You 15-Jeanne 16-Contre-jour 17-Le Danger CD-2:1-MODE D'EMPLOI 2-LES MADELEINES 3-TO THE END 4-BRANCHE CASSEE 5-SI C'EST VRAIMENT VRAI 6-OCCUPE 7-HALLUCINOGENE 8-CHANSON SUR TOI ET NOUS 9-FATIGUEE 10-FLASHBACKS 11-L'IMPASSE 12-QUE TU M'ENTERRES 13-CAFARD 14-ET SI JE M'EN VAIS AVANT TOI 15-PRISONS 16-UNTIL IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO GO 17-OU EST-IL 18-CHANSON D'O 19-LA MAISON CD-3:1-LA QUESTION 2-DOIGTS 3-REVE 4-T'ES PAS POLI 5-LET MY NAME BE SORROW 6-LE MARTIEN 7-TU RESSEMBLES 8-POINT 9-SOLEIL 10-UN PETIT SOURIRE UN PETIT MOD 11-J'AI COUPE LE TELEPHONE 12-L'HEURE 13-A QUOI CA SERT 14-COMMENT TE DIRE ADIEU 15-MON AMOUR ADIEU 16-J'AI FAIT DE LUI UN REVE 17-L'ANAMOUR 18-OU VA LA CHANCE 19-DES RONOS DANS L'EAU 20-MA JEUNESSE FOUT L'CAMP 21-IL N'Y A PAS D'AMOUR HEUREUX (2009/EMI) 59 tracks

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