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Title: Paris (2008)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Fabrice Luchini | ... | Roland Verneuil | |
| Romain Duris | ... | Pierre | |
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Joffrey Platel | ... | Rémy |
| Mélanie Laurent | ... | Laetitia | |
| Karin Viard | ... | La boulangère | |
| Albert Dupontel | ... | Jean | |
| Zinedine Soualem | ... | Mourad | |
| Annelise Hesme | ... | Victoire | |
| Audrey Marnay | ... | Marjolaine | |
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Xavier Robic | ... | Présentateur télé |
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Farida Khelfa | ... | Farida |
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Suzanne Von Aichinger | ... | Suzy 'Miss Bidoche' |
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Marco Prince | ... | Disco |
| François Cluzet | ... | Philippe Verneuil | |
| Juliette Binoche | ... | Élise | |
Pierre, a professional dancer, suffers from a serious heart disease. While he is waiting for a transplant which may (or may not) save his life, he has nothing better to do than look at the people around him, from the balcony of his Paris apartment. When Elise, his sister with three kids and no husband, moves in to his place to care for him, Pierre does not change his new habits. And instead of dancing himself, it is Paris and the Parisians who dance before his eyes. Written by Guy Bellinger
I saw this flick yesterday, and I have to say that I loved it. I am a big fan of Klapisch earlier work( Le peril jeune, Peut etre, chacun cherche son chat,...), but I am yet to see Russian dolls and the Spanish apartment.
I have found this movie in line with the other movies. Not frankly funny, but not only depressing. I thought that all characters are driven by one main emotion, which categorises them into the different stereotypes of Parisians: The intellectual, the artist, the grocer, etc. I have found hard to identify to only one, but rather you can connect with all of them at the same time. I have found out that all of the characters are, in fact, Paris, and I loved the movie for it. Klapisch is a great director and has always been able to capture a lot of complex emotions on camera. I have to say that he did it again in this opus.
His big talent is that he is able to make us reflect on our own lives through trying to understand his characters, and I guess that is why some people did not particularly like this movie as they were forced to have an inside look, but personally, I find it a great exercise.
The photography, avoiding clichés, is great and shows a different side of Paris. It is showing the Paris where people live, and not particularly where people holiday in.
All in all, a great performance by the whole cast and crew. Thanks again mister Klapisch!!!