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From a rainy Provence comes another witty and endearing comedy from the Agnès Jaoui and Jean-Pierre Bacri canon (The Taste of Others, Look At Me), also starring popular comedian Jamel Debbouze. (2008)
Renowned film critic Derek Malcolm discusses the DVD release of one the towering works of Mexican cinema, Luis Buňuel’s Los Olvidados.
This programme will be Free to Air for all Sky viewers on Monday 13th September at 9.45pm
Take a magical journey off the beaten track this summer with Gatlif’s talented musicians and beautiful drifters exclusively on Cinémoi, the French Movie Channel.
The widely popular and endearing director Tony Gatlif has gained widespread acclaim through a film career devoted to the music and energy of the gypsy and other marginalised communities. In August and September, Cinémoi pays homage to this unique filmmaker with a season dedicated to his vibrant universe: from the documentary Latcho Drom, exploring the roots of gypsy music, to Asia Argento’s trance in Transylvania, via the flamenco voices of Vengo, the jazz guitars of Swing and finally an engrossing road trip to Algeria in Exiles, starring Gatlif regular and international heartthrob, Romain Duris.
Veteran actor Tommy Lee Jones meets France’s most revered auteur, Bertrand Tavernier, in this superior psychological thriller set in the eerie backwaters of Louisiana. Cinémoi is proud to present the exclusive Director's cut, controversially never previously released to the US or UK audience. View Trailer
Coming soon to Cinemoi, a unique and delightful autobiographical documentary, from a filmmaker who has always played by her own rules.
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Renowned film critic Derek Malcolm discusses the DVD release of one the towering works of Mexican cinema, Luis Buňuel’s Los Olvidados.
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Picture of the Day
Potiche: a French farce with Deneuve and Depardieu
Set in 1977 French bourgeoisie, social satire Potiche stars Catherine Deneuve as Suzanne, the trophy wife of a selfish reactionary industrialist who runs an umbrella factory. When her husband is hospitalized, Suzanne takes charge of the company and calls upon a former lover, a local rough communist MP played by Gérard Depardieu. With verve and brio, prolific director François Ozon (8 Women) produces a screwball comedy – based on a 1980 eponymous play - about war between the sexes, and the classes. This light-hearted drama starring a blue-chip cast is the second French film in competition for the Golden Lion, screened last Saturday in Venice.
