10/10
the backstage of Cannes, where a real passion lives
21 June 2005
One of my most favourite movies, I recommend it to everyone, especially is you want to make a movie yourself, so that you could get an impression of the heart of the entertainment world, it's backstage. A very smart and passionate film, acting is delicate and fine (all the cast acts well, and it's hard to find the best actor, but I'd like to mention Maximilian Schell here, his part is really dainty, I admire him every time I watch this), the characters are interesting, and the plot, too. I can't think of any weak points. Cannes are picturesque, what I'd like to outline is the songs - beautiful french chanson - Charles Trenet, Edit Piaf. Very nice songs. Henry Jaglom proves to be a subtle artist and a keen observer. Delicate is maybe the key word to describe the film. It's very light and graceful, though it deals with the trivia of life. A little bit of tear, a bit of smile, a bit of romance, some coolness and some passion - these controversial points meet and emerge into each other thus making the film delicate and graceful.
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