1, 2, 3, Freeze

Original title: Un, deux, trois, soleil

19931993
1h 44m

Surreal, dreamlike tale of girl growing up in Marseilles' slums with her alcoholic dad and her crazy mother. A challenging, dramatic tale of lost innocence that rewards attentive viewers in ... Read allSurreal, dreamlike tale of girl growing up in Marseilles' slums with her alcoholic dad and her crazy mother. A challenging, dramatic tale of lost innocence that rewards attentive viewers in an unconventional narrative.Surreal, dreamlike tale of girl growing up in Marseilles' slums with her alcoholic dad and her crazy mother. A challenging, dramatic tale of lost innocence that rewards attentive viewers in an unconventional narrative.

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- 6 wins & 4 nominations

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One, two, three, sun is the story of Victorine ( Anouk Grinberg ) who grew up in the suburbs of Marseille, stifled by her mother ( Myriam Boyer ) and caught between the urge to grow up and that of helping her father alcoholic ( Marcello Mastroianni ) to heal and go home. Victorine becomes an adult somehow and meets her first love, Petit Paul ( Olivier Martinez ) who is killed with a shot by the bastard ( Claude Brasseur ). Later, Victorine meets Maurice Jean-Michel Noirey, her future husband.

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- Comedy
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Kebou
Written by Khaled (as Khaled Hadj Brahim)
Performed by Khaled

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7/10

nothing great except..a group of scenes..

the film isn't anything special, except a subplot, which I think is the best plot, contains the best scene and best quote ever in a film.IMDb didn't let me update the quotes for the politic motive.

one of the subplots is : an old french retard played by Jean-Pierre Marielle adopts(kidnaps? buys?) several dozens of sub-sahara African boys , teaches them nothing but to try their best to screw as many white french girls as possible when they grow up....he forces them to promise him. and he says, they are(the black boys) the hope of France....because he worships African culture, an afrocentrist? he is annoyed and offended by french politics and corruption? he is just a misogynist??who knows..

the dialogue is very graphic, very un-PC..I don't know mr blier 's political orientation but that moment is probably the most satirical or realistic moment in history of cinema..blier was a master of sex satire.. now he tried race related ones, he won again!

from other aspects, this film is so-so.. but those a few minutes lift it from 5 to 7 viewed along long time ago, until today I decided to write something about it..

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