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Title: The Dancer (2016)
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| Soko | ... | Marie-Louise Fuller - dite Loïe Fuller | |
| Gaspard Ulliel | ... | Le comte Louis d'Orsay | |
| Mélanie Thierry | ... | Gabrielle Bloch | |
| Lily-Rose Depp | ... | Isadora Duncan | |
| François Damiens | ... | Edouard Marchand - le directeur artistique des Folies-Bergère | |
| Louis-Do de Lencquesaing | ... | Armand Duponchel - le directeur de l'Opéra | |
| Amanda Plummer | ... | Lili - la mère de Loïe | |
| Denis Ménochet | ... | Ruben - le père de Loïe | |
| Charlie Morgan | ... | Jeff | |
| Tamzin Merchant | ... | Kate | |
| William Houston | ... | Rud (as Will Houston) | |
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Bert Haelvoet | ... | L'acteur qui joue dans Macbeth |
| Camille Rutherford | ... | L'actrice qui joue dans Macbeth | |
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Laurent Manzoni | ... | Le médecin |
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Matilda Kime | ... | L'assistante de Louis (as Mathilda Kime) |
There was nothing in her background to prepare Loïe to become the toast of the Folies Bergères in Paris and stages across the world. Then she created the 'Serpentine Dance'... 1887. After the death of her gold prospector father, 25-year-old Marie-Louise leaves her life in the American West to join her mother in New York and pursue her heart's dream - becoming an actress. One night on stage, becoming tangled in her long dress, she avoids falling by spinning the fabric in a graceful, magical gesture: the "Serpentine Dance" is born. The audience - shocked, then overwhelmed - calls out for more. Marie-Louise has become Loïe Fuller. She embarks on a new, hectic life, leaving New York, where imitators try to steal her radical innovations, for Paris. At the Folies Bergères, she dazzles the capital, and illustrious admirers fall at her feet. Toulouse Lautrec, the Lumière Brothers, Rodin... the Electric Fairy becomes an icon, the blazing symbol of a generation. But fame isn't all. An encounter... Written by Anonymous
I've seen her in 'Augustine' and was very impressed, I tried to find her other films and they are nowhere...
But this was very very nice, Despite that I watched it with ill-timed subs that were I think three to four scenes behind - I had to endure most of it, wishing I oh so new French but I don't.. it definitely sounds lovely though.. lol
But in the end, I did see some people dislike, I don't know why, I did see some critics give it rotten fruits , you say tomatoe I say tomato, whatever, they claimed the writing took liberties with facts... And another wanted to see so much more, I'm like lady , do you want to chip in the funds it takes to see way way more in a film?
I mean was it not one of the most beautiful things to see? scene after succeeding scene, we are rapt with surge of euphoria at how beautiful everything is, it was very cool, and if it did not do justice to the dancer protagonist here on earth, I'm sure if she is not here, she is somewhere else, surely saying, 'dang, that was a fine fine piece of beautiful film making!'