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NOTRE-DAME DE LA CROISETTE, 1981
This film is bound to delight anyone who has suffered the trials and tribulations of attending a major film festival for the first time. |
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RTSI, SRG, PIC Film |
| Director: |
Daniel Schmid |
| Screenplay: |
Daniel Schmid |
| Photography: |
Renato Berta |
| Sound: |
Luc Yersin |
| Editing: |
Luc Yersin |
| Cast: |
Bulle Ogier, Kira Nijinski, Bob Rafelson, Jean-Claude Brialy |
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| It had to happen: 'In NOTRE DAME DE LA CROISETTE' Schmid turns his abundant eye on that loved and despised Mecca of European film life, the Cannes International Film Festival. Bulle Ogier stars as a woman who goes to Cannes and, lost in its chaos and unable to obtain tickets, ends up watching it on television from her hotel room. But the spectacle-in-the-box brings her much more of the world than she bargained for, and she finds refuge in her dreams of Cannes as it was thirty years ago, when living myths walked the earth: Picasso, Henri Langlois, Maria Callas, Cary Grant, Elizabeth Taylor, Arletty, and Jean Cocteau. |
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