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“Ridicule” de Patrice Leconte (1996) avec Charles Berling, Jean Rochefort, Fanny Ardant, Judith Godrèche, Bernard Giraudeau, Carlo Brandt, Bernard Dhéran, Jacques Mathou, Albert Delpy, Urbain Cancelier et Mirabelle Kirkland, septembre 2023.

#films #xviiie siècle #spirit #MarieAntoinette #LouisXVI #Leconte #Berling #ARdant #Rochefort #Godreche #Giraudeau #Brandt #Dheran #Mathou #Delpy #Cancelier #Kirkland

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Judith Godrèche files complaint against director Jacques Doillon and Benoit Jacquot for alleged rape

Renowned French actress Judith Godrèche has accused two prominent directors, Jacques Doillon and Benoît Jacquot, of sexual abuse during her teenage years. These revelations have sent shockwaves through the French film industry, which is currently grappling with increased scrutiny over its handling of sexism and sexual abuse allegations. Godrèche’s courageous testimony has sparked a much-needed…

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#doillon #godreche #jacquot #metoo #rape

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リディキュール Bunkamura LE CINEMA. Bunkamura Shibuya TOKYO 監督：パトリス・ルコント／出演：ファニー・アルダン、シャルル・ベルリング、ジャン・ロシュフォール、ジュディット・ゴドレーシュ、ベルナール・ジロドー ほか

#ridicule #リディキュール #le cinema #bunkamura #patrice leconte #パトリス・ルコント #fanny ardant #ファニー・アルダン #Charles Berling #jean rochefort #judith godreche #Bernard Giraudeau #anamon #古本屋あなもん #あなもん #映画パンフレット #movie pamphlet

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The Overnight (2015)

#the overnight #patrick brice #jason schwartzman #adam scott #judith godreche #taylor schilling #talks

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224 - The Man in the Iron Mask

As Titanic continued its months-long reign at the box office, its closest challenger (before Lost in Space would dethrone it, that is) at the multiplex starred none other than one of its star-crossed lovers. Yes, Leonardo DiCaprio owned the box office in the weeks ahead of Titanic’s Best Picture win, pulling double double duty as evil King Louis XIV and his dungeon-cast identical twin in The Man in the Iron Mask. The directorial debut of Braveheart’s Oscar-nominated screenwriter Randall Wallace, the film adapted Alexandre Dumas’ novel and assembled an awards friendly ensemble for its musketeers: Jeremy Irons, Gerard Depardieu, John Malkovich, and (the somehow still un-nominated) Gabriel Byrne. 

Poor reviews plagued the film on release, but DiCaprio’s appeal turned the film into a box office success. This episode, we talk about DiCaprio’s no-show Oscar attendance after being snubbed for Titanic and his career in the immediate years that followed. We also discuss Wallace’s dubious filmography, Titanic’s other box office challengers, and DiCaprio in a Baby Bjorn.

Topics also include Bryan Adams, COVID Pinocchio movies, and this year’s AARP Movies for Grownups nominees.

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#Leonardo DiCaprio #Gabriel Byrne #John Malkovich #Gerard Depardieu #Jeremy Irons #Peter Sarsgaard #Hugh Laurie #Anne Parillaud #Judith Godreche #Best Costume Design #Randall Wallace #Best Actor #Best Supporting Actor #Alexandre Dumas #The Man in the Iron Mask #Academy Awards #Oscars #movies

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#judith godreche #intime #celebrité #nue

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Judith Godreche 1972-

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Charles Berling et Judith Godrèche dans “Ridicule” de Patrice Leconte (1996), septembre 2023.

#films #style #végétal #serres #xviiie siècle #Berling #Godreche #Leconte

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#the overnight #movies #patrick brice #adam scott #taylor schilling #Jason Schwartzman #judith godreche #illustration #vintage art #alternative movie posters

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Cannes to Premiere Judith Godrèche’s #MeToo Short Film 'Moi aussi' at Un Certain Regard Opening Ceremony

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#metoo #cannes film festival #judith godreche

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The Overnight (2015) was actually pretty fun to watch as like a cringe/sex comedy. I can tell Patrick Brice was more invested in the story of the husbands. I don't buy a couple from Seattle not being able to pick up on this couple hitting on them. Everyone here has a sex thing inside of marriage.

#I wanted to see Taylor Schilling and Judith Godreche 69.

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#judith godreche

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As the Cannes Film Festival kicked off its 77th edition on Tuesday, France’s film business has become engulfed in a reckoning over sexual harassment and abuse that activists say is long overdue. The #MeToo movement is hitting the country roughly seven years after it took Hollywood by storm — as the wave of allegations against Harvey Weinstein, long a fixture at Cannes, inspired women across the industry to speak out against executives, artists and movie stars who abused their positions of power.

“For reasons I can’t explain, it took much longer in France than in the U.S. for women to dare to speak out, and maybe it also took longer for women to be heard,” Iris Knobloch, president of the Cannes Film Festival, said in an interview with Variety. “I think that for many societal evolutions, Europe is still a little behind the United States. We’re catching up a little later, and it’s not even just a French issue.”

To be clear, in recent years, other French entertainment industry figures have faced sexual misconduct accusations, and there have been intermittent moments where the movement appeared to be gathering force, for instance, in 2019 when actor Adele Haenel spoke out against sexual assault and abuse in the biz, and when the Cesar Awards went through a complete overhaul. But the scale and intensity of the current wave of allegations is unlike that the country has experience before.

But Cannes itself has sometimes struggled to keep pace with where society was headed, failing to strike the right tone when it comes to welcoming problematic performers and filmmakers. Last year, for instance, the festival opened with “Jeanne du Barry,” a historical epic starring Johnny Depp, despite the fact that he was accused of abuse by ex-wife Amber Heard. Depp denies the charges and won a defamation trial against Heard, but the decision to highlight one of the actor’s films in such a prominent spot sparked protests. This time, Cannes is taking pains to avoid similar controversies, with festival director Thierry Frémaux telling reporters in a Monday press conference that the festival wanted to host an edition “without polemics.” Instead, Frémaux said he wanted to keep the focus on the films.

It’s an understandable objective, but one that might be impossible to pull off. After all, one French figure after another has been hit with allegations of impropriety. France’s Time’s Up era began in December when a video of Gerard Depardieu making crude and misogynistic jokes while on a trip to North Korea aired as part of a TV documentary. Two months later, “Ridicule” actress Judith Godreche filed complaints against directors Benoit Jacquot and Jacques Doillon, alleging sexual assault. Godreche’s short film “Moi Aussi” will kick off Cannes’ Un Certain Regard section. And the president of the National Film Board, Dominique Boutonnat, who has been accused of sexual assault charges by his godson, has been slammed by two investigative stories in French newspaper Liberation, and faces a criminal trial next month. A subsequent petition to remove him from office has garnered 2,704 signatures in just two days.

At one point, it seemed as though the festival itself might serve as a stage for the next wave of bombshell allegations to drop. In recent weeks, rumors started to swirl that the French outlet Mediapart was putting together an explosive report that it planned to publish during Cannes in which it would share accusations of abuse concerning several prominent film industry figures. But it seems like those rumors were unfounded. “For the last several days, certain [media outlets], including serious ones, suggested the existence of supposed ‘list’ of presumed authors of sexual violence which Mediapart was about to publish,” the news organization wrote on Monday. “It’s false, obviously. On the eve of the Cannes Film Festival, the media spectacle is pathetic.”

France’s #MeToo moment arrives as the social justice push seems to be facing new obstacles in the U.S., where the movement originated. In April, the Supreme Court of New York overturned Weinstein’s rape conviction, ruling that the judge in the case unfairly allowed women whose allegations were not part of the case to testify on behalf of the prosecution. Weinstein remains in jail because he was separately convicted in Los Angeles, and a New York retrial seems likely. But the decision has been seen as a setback and a reminder of the legal hurdles that need to be overcome for accusers seeking justice through the court system.

But at a press conference on Tuesday, hours before Cannes’ opening night ceremony, Greta Gerwig, the “Barbie” director who is serving as jury president, made it clear that despite the recent setbacks, the #MeToo movement has led to meaningful reforms.

“I have seen substantive change in the American film community,” Gerwig said. “It’s only moving everything in the correct direction.” 

#cannes #news tag

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generalized godreche-lancon-billard binary. pautze, s., tjipka, h.

all interior angles are integer multiples of π/n. for n=5 it is identical to the godreche-lancon-billard binary tiling with 2 prototiles. for odd n it has (n−1)/2 prototiles. for even n it has n+1 prototiles. the inflation multiplier is sqrt(2+2cos(π/n)). the example shown is the tiling for n=9

#would you look at that #you just gotta look at it

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[detournementsmineurs]

Charles Berling et Judith Godrèche dans “Ridicule” de Patrice Leconte (1996), septembre 2023.

#films #style #végétal #xviiie siècle #Berling #Godreche #Leconte