#michel kelber

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The Story of a Three Day Pass, Melvin Van Peebles (1967)

[ulkaralakbarova]

Between his tax problems and his legal battle with his wife for the custody of his daughter, these are hard times for the action movie star who finds that even Steven Seagal has pinched a role from him! This fictionalized version of Jean-Claude Van Damme returns to the country of his birth to seek the peace and tranquility he can no longer enjoy in the United States, but inadvertently gets involved in a bank robbery with hostages. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: J.C.V.D.: Jean-Claude Van Damme Bruges: François Damiens Man wearing Beret: Zinedine Soualem Watchman: Karim Belkhadra Thirty-year-old: Jean-François Wolff Teller: Anne Paulicevich Ex-wife’s Lawyer: John Flanders JCVD’s Assistant: Janine Horsburgh Video Club Client: Mourade Zeguendi Widow at Film Budapest: Valérie Bodson Lieutenant Smith: Hervé Sogne Asian Director: Rock Chen Asian Translator: Huifang Wang Los Angeles Court Judge: Renata Kamara Video Club Seller: Vincent Lecuyer JCVD’s Taxi Driver: Jenny De Chez Policeman 1: Patrick Steltzer Telecom Technician: Bernard Eylenbosch Guard 2: Pascal Lefebvre Guard 3: Jacky Lambert Perthier: Norbert Rutili Doctor GIGN – Eric: Olivier Bisback Journalist 1: Armelle Gysen Hostage with Cigarette: Michel Bouis Hostage 1: Raphaëlle Lubansu Hostage 2: Claudio Dos Santos Teller’s Son: Hyppolyte Eloy Otage Blessé: Charles Suberville Leon Bernstein: Alan Rossett JCVD’s Daughter: Saskia Flanders JCVD’s Agent: Jesse Joe Walsh Lady at the Police Station: Bella Wajnberg Guard at the Police Station: Jérôme Varanfrain Journalist 2: Caroline Donnelly Journalist 3: Eric Boever JCVD’s Mother: Liliane Becker JCVD’s Father: François Beukelaers Journalist on the TV Set: François De Brigode Inmate: Gregory Jones Tobey Wood: Paul Rockenbrod Director of the Film with Tobey Wood: Dean Gregory Tobey Wood’s Assistant: Alice Hubball JCVD’s Movie Property Master: Steve Preston Manager of the Toy Store: Isabelle De Hertogh Child’s Mother in the Toy Store: Ingrid Heiderscheidt Nightclub Waitress: Fjoralba Cuni Film Crew: Producer: Jani Thiltges Editor: Kako Kelber Casting: Françoise Menidrey Writer: Christophe Turpin Screenplay: Frédéric Benudis Casting: Kadija Leclère Producer: Patrick Quinet Idea: Frédéric Taddeï Executive Producer: Marc Fiszman Executive Producer: Jean-Claude Van Damme Art Direction: André Fonsny Director of Photography: Pierre-Yves Bastard Idea: Vincent Ravalec Original Music Composer: Gast Waltzing Screenplay: Mabrouk El Mechri Producer: Arlette Zylberberg Stunts: Marc Hoang Stunts: Virginie Arnaud Movie Reviews: r96sk: Pretty good! I wouldn’t class ‘JCVD’ as anything above that, though it is a film worth watching. I really like the way the story is portrayed, while it’s interesting to have JCVD play JCVD. It’s not as entertaining as it perhaps could’ve been, though it merits props for how it’s put together and how it comes out – which is positively.

[byneddiedingo]

French Cancan (Jean Renoir, 1955)

Cast: Jean Gabin, Françoise Arnoul, Maria Félix, Anna Amendola, Jean-Roger Caussimon, Dora Doll, Giani Esposito, Gaston Gabaroche, Jacques Jouanneau, Jean Parédès, Franco Pastorino, Michèle Philippe, Michel Piccoli, Édith Piaf, Patachou. Screenplay: Jean Renoir. Cinematography: Michel Kelber. Production design: Max Douy. Film editing: Boris Lewin. Music: Georges Van Parys. Costume design: Rosine Delamare. The Moulin Rouge is a kind of metonymy for the Parisian Belle Époque, that period of French culture that forms the core of Marcel Proust's fiction and represents an efflorescence of the arts before the disaster of World War I, which is why the cabaret has been the setting of so many movies, including at least half a dozen that bear its name in the title. So it's entirely fitting that Jean Renoir, whose father, the painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir, was so prominent a figure in the Belle Époque, should have chosen the Moulin Rouge as the setting for a film that marked his return to working in France after an exile that began in 1940. The central story of French Cancan is bogus: The Moulin Rouge was not founded by Henri Danglard, who is a made-up figure. But since he's played by Jean Gabin, the greatest of French movie stars, it doesn't really matter. Gabin gives a solidity to the character that few actors can muster. It's a lavish, riotously colorful movie, a heavily fictionalized treatment of the founding of the nightclub, and one of the best film musicals ever made. It's also a celebration of a certain kind of French insouciance about sex, a gleeful nose-thumbing at puritan moralizers.

[sesiondemadrugada]

French Cancan (Jean Renoir, 1955).

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le diable ou corps (fr, autant-lara 47) gérard phiipe

[sine-cinematography]

French Cancan (1954)

Jean Renoir / Michel Kelber

[realklassic-blog]

Sapperlot ist eine Ausstellung von @freikunstkultur ,kuratiert von Nina Geschl und @alfred_rottensteiner die sich auf die Spuren von Adornos ‚Rätselcharakter der Kunst‘ macht. Für Adorno enthält jedes Kunstwerk verschiedene Rätsel, welche nur jeder einzelne Geist für sich objektiv versuchen kann zu lösen. Von der Frage „Was soll das alles?“ hinzu „Ist es denn wahr?“ geht die rätselhaft ästhetische, philosophische und reflektierte Reise. Der Rätselcharakter spornt an, sich auf diskursives Denken zu begeben, zu artikulieren, dass die Gestaltung emphatischen Sinn gewinnt. Ist man auf des Rätsels Spur, wird man bereits durch die Betrachtung auf ein anderes Rätsel aufmerksam. Somit weißt die Kunst immer auf eine andere Welt hin und erinnert an die Möglichkeit von Freiheit. Die Künstler*innen wollen die Besucher*innen auf einen rätselhaften Kunstpfad schicken und freuen sich auch zahlreiches Erscheinen. ___________________________________________________________________ TAG: 24.5.2019 ORT: Bauernmarkt 24, 1010 Wien ZEIT: 18.00-23.00 Uhr ___________________________________________________________________ Künstler*innen: Alexander Ripar Alexandru Cosarca Alfred Rottensteiner Antonia Stan Arbi Jaballah Barbara Pinter Carlotta Kelber Carina Papouschek Christoph Liebentritt Donya Hosseinivand Dominic Klassen Elisa Schober Kathrin Pordzik Manuela Picallo Gil Marc Henry Marie Willmann Michele Schumacher Nicola Feiks Nina Geschl Rene Berghold Reini Florian Sarah Hauber Tatjana Schmidt Viktoria Pontasch Yein Lee #klassic #art #artist #exhibition #ausstellung #art #artcurator #vienna #wien #freikunstkultur #kultur #pearl #kunstwerk #ninageschl #detmold #bielefeld #österreich #hamburg #byron #hannover #berlin #radiant #energetic (at Wien, Österreich) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxknYtmIItA/?igshid=1thdkd3gzz339

[lucillerobertsgyms]

8/28/18

TONE IT UP TUESDAY!

Here is Tuesday’s class schedule:

7:15am - Step w Nicole

12:15pm - Core & More w Michele

1:15pm - All in One w Michele

4:45pm - Bar & Ball w Josip

5:30pm - Zumba w Josip

6:30pm - Total Body w Kelber (covering)

7:15pm - Zumba w Kelber (covering)

[junkielee]

[Last Film I Saw] French Cancan (1954)

#CinemaOmnivore #FrenchCancan (1954) [7/10] #JeanRenoir #JeanGabin #FrancoiseArnoul #MariaFelix

Title: French Cancan Year: 1954 Country: France, Italy Language: French Genre: Comedy, Musical Director: Jean Renoir Writers: Jean Renoir André-Paul Antoine Music: Georges Van Parys Cinematography: Michel Kelber Cast: Jean Gabin Françoise Arnoul María Félix Giani Esposito Franco Pastorino Jean-Roger Caussimon Anna Amendola Dora Doll Gaston Gabaroche Jacques Jouanneau Jean Parédès Michel Piccoli…

[visionsoflight]

Beauty of the Devil

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Director: René Clair

Director of Photography: Michel Kelber

[sesiondemadrugada]

French CanCan (Jean Renoir, 1955).

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l’affaire nina b (fr/wger, siodmak, 61)

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calle mayor (sp, bardem 56)

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le rouge et le noir (fr/it, autant-lara 54)

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pièges / personal column (fr, siodmak 39)

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notre-dame de paris (fr/it, delannoy 56)