Bouge! (1997)Director:Jérôme Cornuau |
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Bouge! (1997)Director:Jérôme Cornuau |
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Ambre Boukebza | ... |
Alice
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Patrick Forster-Delmas | ... |
Jérémy
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Ophélie Winter
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Bernard Le Coq | ... |
Tony Sachs
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Léa Drucker | ... |
Nathalie
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Elisabeth Depardieu | ... |
Hélène
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Edouard Montoute | ... |
Soso
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Tara Römer | ... |
Grégoire
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Ashanti | ... | |
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Alain Beigel | ... |
Fabrice
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Didier Cauchy | ... |
Manu
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Anthony Decadi | ... |
Chouff
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Philippe Corti | ... |
Présentateur
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Mickael Winter | ... |
Mickaël Winter
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It's been a few years since I saw this on television (it was called "Alice on Stage" in English), but I remember it as being an enjoyably dreadful film about a young woman,Alice, the product of a one-night stand with a producer, and her efforts to become a dancer of sorts. A French chanteuse-actress named Ophelia Winter has a supporting but important role in the film and, as I remember, Alice does confront her father near the end. One of the film's motifs is a song called "Bouge" (move), that motivates young people to dance. I found this film a pleasant surprise, because though I was aware that French cinema embraced several genres, I did not know it could come up with an actual "trash masterpiece" on the same level as "Showgirls" and "The Other Side of Midnight."