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[hugodudes]

Un film et un roman plein de mélancolie; Ils sont tous deux très beaux, et il m'arrive d'en avoir la larme à l'oeil.

[classicalAnime]

Where is this from

[SuperPrettyCOLORS]

@classicalAnime

the title...

[Joaquin6646]

Sonnerie de set Genevieve du mont de Paris

[baz5158]

c'est aussi mon film préféré

[laiosto]

This has to be the world's ugliest transvestite. 

[xxMariaMcR]

On en a bavé en cours de litté avec ce film...



[Solaeris2a]

Sans doute un de mes films préférés...

[Sigfried78960]

C'est décalé... :(

[elrond70]

Cool movie. Gerard Depardieu is typecast though. Just once I'd like to see him play someone besides a fat frog. Crocodile Dundee meets Maurice Chevalier.

[aurore891]

The beggining of this film always blows my mind

[musicmary1331]

o the pain, no more it hurts it hurts

[Enrique6299]

France wa an absolute Monarch 1660

[stefool]

The music in this excerpt is "Sonnerie De Ste Genevieve Du Mont De Paris" by Marin Marais....

[stefool]

watch?v=P8G6PHVC3SY

[mlifsi]

both the director and the actor were confident in this long take - close up on face only!

[MarydoBruno]

RIP Alain Corneau...

[mlifsi]

@MarydoBruno he made the best movie in the world

[1001notes]

A écouter, Jordi Savall et Christophe Coin seront en concert le 5 aout au Festival 1001 notes en Limousin, à ne pas manquer...

[MoaiMaea]

Polish, huh? Weird.

[MrLacidaremlamano]

@tkroff1455 ... the French XVII century !

[josepolo950]

RIP beautiful Guillaume Depardieu !!

May you rest in peace !!

[tkroff1455]

"But Rameau was from the next century. He is but an illusion, for his music is so elegant that WE tend to set him back seventy years." So strange you can write that? Is there something more elegant than the French XVIII century?

[MoaiMaea]

Elegant? For whom? The upper class?

[ImperialWizardOfOz]

@MoaiMaea- aww shut up you commie. You won't be satisfied until you strip all the beauty and glamour from the world.

[MoaiMaea]

Er, what are you talking about, dear chap? I was just surprised that someone uploaded this French movie with Polish subtitles. How does that make a communist who wants to "strip all the beauty and glamour from the world"?

[ImperialWizardOfOz]

@MoaiMaea - don't get cute. This has nothing to do with "polish subtitles". tkroff1455 wrote "Is there something more elegant than the French XVIII century?" to which you bitterly replied "Elegant? For whom? The upper class?"

You cannot lie your way out of this like a typical left-wing swine. All the comments I quoted are documented right here on this thread. See them? There is nowhere for a communist creep to hide here.

[MoaiMaea]

Errr, so you were replying to that other comment. You could have told me earlier.

But I'll say it again, even if you seem to be too retarded to comprehend what I am saying: I am no communist. Just because I cynically hinted at the fact that a very, very, very small amount of people could actually enjoy said elegance in that age while the rest lived miserably makes me a communist? Oh boy, America truly is the nidus of dumbfuckery.

[OrganoAeternam]

@MoaiMaea  Not all Americans are dumbfuckers. We just have a constitution that allows stupidity to rein supreme. Please don't judge all Americans by a few on here that do not understand the art of self control when it comes to a conversation. I am an American Organist/Harpsichordist and I am in no way a Dumbfucker.

[MoaiMaea]

I won't, don't worry, I'm not one for generalizations. And your constitution is an outdated piece of paper which is way too inaccurate for our modern world which lead and leads to idiotic interpretations. Though I'm not sure if all of these people are just retards or if they are divorcing its words from the context on purpose. Anyways, good to see you. This Imperial Jerk started trolling the shit out of me. I mean who the fuck would call Obama a communist if he had the tiniest bit of intellect.

[Hikikomori013]

@MoaiMaea While we do have a document which foolishly restricts the ability of our government from riding roughshod over the citizens, we still manage to appreciate a few refined pleasures. I believe Jordi Savall qualifies as one of those refinements. I certainly enjoy his artistry.

[VacuumTrubador]

@OrganoAeternam: Are you serious?

[BetaboyBuffet]

@OrganoAeternam hear hear

[memmori1]

He isn't playing a concerto for the King to be calm and graceful in all his mimics and gestures. He's playing his soul out, can't you see? His worst memories.

[mrmolinodelahoz]

A slightly over romantized view of 17th century life. Rameau advises to play without making any eccentric movements with the face or body.

[pitturista]

not rameau but couperin.

[mrmolinodelahoz]

If you will read the introduction on how to play the harpsichord in his collected works, you will find there that Rameau cautions against any ungraceful movements with the body or face.

[pitturista]

o, really? couperin says the same in "l'art de toucher"!

[AkMastamind]

@pitturista isn't this Lully?

[TontonJoeDalton]

@AkMastamind yes it is : marche pour la ceremonie des turcs

[stefool]

@TontonJoeDalton No, it is not.

[TontonJoeDalton]

@stefool oops i didnt' listenned, just thought it was another video.. with same picture..

[chrisbreizh29]

@AkMastamind No marin Marais (unknown for me)

[hugodudes]

@AkMastamind It's Marin Marais.

[laketroutdeepdown]

But Rameau was from the next century. He is but an illusion, for his music is so elegant that WE tend to set him back seventy years. He was the same as Bach and Handel.

[peymaania]

He looks as though he's been weakened due to excessive constipation.

[cgavin1]

In a sense you have it tbh. He's gorged on life and yet he's unsatisfied. Oddly in a way you have summed up the film's entire moral message. :)

[peymaania]

Thank you, and I can usually tell by the negative marks that I've captured some

vague truth by accident of course!

[drmgrl11]

ew lol

[peymaania]

Actually let me just rephrase my comment to say that it appears that he's been in a state of perpetual constipation!

[lawrentii]

that's because you'r from US;)

[bellinivernon]

.Exelente ! ; gracias ,desde argentina.

[mouna28]

Magnifique !

[Jafuet]

not gerard but guillaume

[SmyliLolotte]

It's Gerard AND Guillaume

[pinkiwinkigirl]

Cyganusie8 DZIEKI!!!!!

Dawno temu widzialam ten film w Mikro w Kraku i od tamtej pory szukalam sposobnosci zeby go znowu zobaczyc. Pozdrawiam cieplo:-)

[electricmasada]

Great film!!!only music and love.

[cuchinife]

bad ass movie...luv it, a master piece...so enchanted...one of my favs

[Montyleeny14]

This is interesting, the voice comes out first before the character ACTUALLY says it.

Like in 3.53-3.56

[edmame]

a.k.a. the magic of depardieu

[Max3851]

yes it really does seem that he is talking out of his bottom

[narcidal]

meraviglioso. non ho mai sentito parlare di questo film....dove lo posso trovare? esiste in italiano? la musica è stupenda, la conosco, vorrei vedere il film.

[xXLeafXNinjaXx]

does this come with english captions?!?

[GermanCityGirl]

The version that I saw in the theatre had English captions.

[mercoid]

Netflix has it w/ Eng subs

[biosisifo]

Santa Genoveva del Monte de Parîs.

Cômo podrîamos olvidar el carillon?

Great, grand, formidable!

[lalungenuictdestens]

Sonnerie no se traduce como "Carrillón"... es una forma musical; sería como decir: Chaconne, Passepied, etc etc.

[edmame]

wow. wow, wow!!