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Monthly Archives: January 2014
LES TEMPS QUI CHANGENT – Changing Times
I have a soft spot for Téchiné’s Les Temps Qui Changent (2004). It has had very little exposure in the UK and is unavailable on DVD Region 2. A family drama without histrionics, it places Cécile played by Catherine Deneuve … Continue reading
Posted in Ageing, Film Analysis
Tagged Deneuve, Depardieu, French protectorate, gay relationship, intergeneration, modernisation, mother and son, multicultural, obsessive love, siblings, Tangier, Techine, twins
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FREE SENIOR MATINEES QUESTIONS
Nothing to do with Women and Film but about a Free Senior Matinee at the NFT. Lots of questions. The film shown was Rene Clair’s Break the News (1938) featuring Maurice Chevalier, Jack Buchanan and June Knight. It is surprising to … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences and comments
Tagged BFI, BFI education and research, NFT, programming, Senior matinees, target audiences
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FREE SENIOR MATINEE cont.
I am dismayed. The BFI organises Senior matinees at the NFT. In January at the free session we are offered Break the News (see previous post), at the paying session La Belle et La Bete 1946. Will this choice be … Continue reading →