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11è FESTIVAL CINÉ 32 Indépendance(s) et création
Trente ans de Ciné 32 La 11ème édition du Festival CINE 32 « Indépendance(s) et Création » se déroulera à Auch et dans des salles du Gers du jeudi 16 au dimanche 19 octobre prochains. Cette édition marquera les 10 ans de sa création par Daniel Toscan du Plantier et Ciné 32, et donc les trente ans de l’aventure C
Jacques Feyder's film GRIBICHE, shown earlier at the Pordenone Festival, made in 1926, captured the hearts of viewers by its sensitive portrayal of a young boy from the wrong side of the tracks who is adopted by a rich Parisian widow.
Jacques Feyder's film GRIBICHE, shown earlier at the Pordenone Festival, made in 1926, captured the hearts of viewers by its sensitive portrayal of a young boy from the wrong side of the tracks who is adopted by a rich Parisian widow.
The New Men (Les Nouveaux Messieurs) by director, Jacques Feyder, is about an lectrician working at the Paris Opera, In love with gorgeous ballerina Suzanne (Gaby Morlay), who is subsidised by a powerful politician Count Montoire.
When the Opera goes on strike, he becomes head of the union and eventually is elected Secretary of Labor in the French cabinet. Now equal to Montoire, Suzanne has a hard ti
The New Men (Les Nouveaux Messieurs) by director, Jacques Feyder, is about an lectrician working at the Paris Opera, In love with gorgeous ballerina Suzanne (Gaby Morlay), who is subsidised by a powerful politician Count Montoire.
When the Opera goes on strike, he becomes head of the union and eventually is elected Secretary of Labor in the French cabinet. Now equal to Montoire, Suzanne has a hard ti
True-blue British actor, Michael YORK has arrived in Pordenone, Northern Italy, with his wife Pat, to introduce MARY PICKFORD, the MUSE, a new comprehensive documentary on the silent film diva, directed by Nicholas Eliopoulos.
The couple, which spends months touring around the world for their professions, make Los Angeles their home now. Pat, a seasoned photographer, has published several books of
True-blue British actor, Michael YORK has arrived in Pordenone, Northern Italy, with his wife Pat, to introduce MARY PICKFORD, the MUSE, a new comprehensive documentary on the silent film diva, directed by Nicholas Eliopoulos.
The couple, which spends months touring around the world for their professions, make Los Angeles their home now. Pat, a seasoned photographer, has published several boo
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