#serge moati

[darktripz]

#The Nude Vampire #La vampire nue #1970 #Jean Rollin #Serge Moati #French horror #horror #vampires #occult

[mariocki]

La vampire nue (The Nude Vampire, 1970)

"I've seen this sign before. The woman who saved my life at the townhouse by killing one of the animal men wore the same sign."

"You too will carry the sign one day, like us, like her."

"The girl?"

"She is one of us. You too are one of us. Don't you know that yet?"

#la vampire nue #the nude vampire #jean rollin #french cinema #1970 #serge moati #caroline cartier #olivier rollin #maurice lemaître #bernard musson #jean aron #ursule pauly #catherine castel #marie pierre castel #michele delahaye #pascal fardoulis #paul bisciglia #natalie perrey #rené jean chauffard #only Rollin's second feature‚ and his first in colour‚ but already he's establishing themes and images he would continue to play #with and tinker at for the rest of his life. a tale of vampirism but also an inversion of the genre‚ mixed with a little spy film stuff and #mystical realism. belongs to the same phantasmagorical world as later films like Lips of Blood or Dracula's Fiancee‚ but the overall effect #is perhaps not quite as satisfying? that‚ or Rollin is still working out the rough edges. visually tho this is beautifully avant garde #rich in colour and impressively decorated‚ beautiful costuming and set design; the director at perhaps his most overtly 'weird' in terms of #design. Rollin Jnr is a decent lead but i missed having a really strong woman character; a Marie Georges Pascal or a Brigitte Lahaie #less a comment on the actresses in this film and more on Rollin's script here‚ which makes most of the women subjects of male agency #the windswept beach ending (oh how Jean loved a windswept beach ending) is as beautiful and as affecting as it ever was #as always with JR i find myself requiring more time to think about this film. sometimes I only know a Rollin film was great after I'm still #thinking about it weeks or months later; other times i know immediately. this is the former and not the latter‚ but i do appreciate just #how sumptuous it all looks‚ that I'm sure of

[icariebzh]

"Il y a trois secrets divins, rien que trois, tu sais! La pluie, l'enfant dans le sein de sa mère  et l'heure de sa mort." Serge Moati (Du côté des vivants)

#poésie #bretagne #littérature #photographie

[yessferatu]

I'm not dead and you know it. You burnt me alive. I'm rising from the ashes.

NUIT D'OR (1976), dir. Serge Moati

#nuit d'or #golden night #serge moati #klaus kinski #maurice ronet #valérie pascal #rare movies #french cinema #french movies #movies #70s #yessferatu

[sansloup]

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Je ne sais pas, je pense qu’il est fou. J’ai pleuré pendant deux heures sans discontinuer, je regardais les monceaux de vêtements qui débordaient des chaises, des vêtements froissés trop chers griffés d’un crocodile ou d’un cavalier, propres ou sales on sait pas, et je pensais à ma maman et à mon papa et à la petite fille qu’on serre contre soi et à qui on ne fera jamais de mal car elle n’est que peur, douceur, sourire et amour. « Et tous les orphelins semblent avoir l'âge d'une enfance éternelle » C’est une citation de Serge Moati pour qui j’ai beaucoup de sympathie et il est doux parfois de s’apitoyer sur soi.

[pompadourpink]

French cinema #7 : docus

Chris Marker (world, poetry, 1921/2012) :

(I have mentioned Chris Marker before. he was an absolute genius. I also recommend La jetée (science-fiction) and Sans soleil.)

Jacques-Yves Cousteau (about the sea, 1910/1997) :

Loïc Prigent (about fashion, 1973-) :

Serge Moati (politics/history, 1946-) :

Claude Lanzmann (wwii, 1925/2018) :

More french documentaries: x

#cinema #movies

[toutcommenceparunbaiser]

Il en faut, de l’amour, pour supporter les sirènes d’alarme, les attentats et le reste. […] On fait l’armée, on fait la guerre, on voit la mort de près et on connaît le prix de la vie.

Serge moati

[detournementsmineurs]

"Sigmaringen, le Dernier Refuge" documentaire de Serge Moati - sur le gouvernement de Vichy installé au château de Sigmaringen en Allemagne à la fin de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale (1944-45) - août 2017.

#films #Moati

[footballghana]

FEATURE: African Legends Cup of Nations: Ten players who missed out

On Thursday, Goal launch the African Legends Cup of Nations, a 32-man knockout tournament in which some of the greats in the game will be whittled down to just one.

There’s been much debate in the Goal Africa offices over which players should make the cut, and while several legends were shoo-ins for our final field, many greats have failed to ‘qualify’ for the tournament.

Here are 10 players who can be classed as continental legends, but were unfortunate to miss out on the African Legends Cup of Nations.

Mohamed Barakat

One of the outstanding figure’s in Egypt’s Africa Cup of Nations success in 2008, but Barakat was absent for their next two triumphs, and endured significant problems with injuries during his career.

Similarly, he never tested himself in European football, and his peak was relatively brief.

Godfrey Chitalu

Some historians consider Chitalu the deserving record-holder of Lionel Messi’s record of goals scored in a single calendar year.

While the Argentina superstar’s haul in 2012 is considered by many to be a ‘world record’, Chitalu is understood to have scored over 100 in 1972.

An immense scorer of goals, no doubt, but three dozen honours in Zambian football wasn’t enough to qualify him for our shortlist.

Ahmed Fathy

Unparalleled at the Nations Cup, where Fathy won three competitions and reached the final in 2017.

However, he flopped in England—with Sheffield United—and was part of the Egypt team that didn’t do themselves justice at the World Cup in Russia in 20178.

Daniel Amokachi

Three times he made the podium for the African Player of the Year award, without ever winning the prize, and Amokachi was undoubtedly a key man in the Nigeria side that won the Africa Cup of Nations and Olympic gold and reached the World Cup knockouts in 1994.

However, his spell in England—with Everton—was relatively disappointing, and he never truly outside Belgium.

Ahmed Hassan

Another Nations Cup star, Hassan won the tournament on four occasions, and was twice named the tournament’s best player.

He’s perhaps the most notable absentee from our field of 32, but with only one major club and one significant European league title to his name, he was squeezed out by the competition.

Patrick Mboma

A fearsome goalscorer, a player who could decide matches, and a key figure in the Cameroon side that won two Nations Cups and an Olympic gold at the turn of the century.

However, Mboma’s nomadic career counts against him here, and the one-time African Player of the Year won just one major honour at club level.

Emad Moteab

A key figure in Egypt’s three Nations Cup triumphs, Moaty also won the Caf Champions League on three occasions.

However, was the 37-year-old a truly great player, or just a fine striker who led the line for some ultra-successful teams?

Bruce Grobbelaar

Very unfortunate to have missed out, Grobbelaar played consistently at a higher level than any other African goalkeeper, winning six English titles and the 1984 European Cup.

Despite his commitment to Zimbabwe, he never reached the Nations Cup with the Warriors and was never truly in contention for African football’s individual prizes.

Rigobert Song

Song has an immense reputation within the African game, and having featured in eight Nations Cup tournaments—winning two—as well as four World Cups, a lot of that is well deserved.

However, two Turkish Cups represent the pinnacle of Song’s club career, and he had a mixed record in Europe’s major leagues.

Serge Aurier

If Aurier had continued with his early form at Paris Saint-Germain, then he might have been closer to making the cut.

A Nations Cup winner in 2015, the right-back won two French titles and was twice named in the Ligue 1 team of the season.

For a spell, he was one of the world’s finest in his position, but cannot shake a reputation for rashness in England with Tottenham Hotspur.

Source: goal.com

source: https://footballghana.com/

[darmawasian]

Télécharger Livres PDF Gratuitement Au festival de la biographie de Nîmes, Serge Moati présente son livre et parle de Truffaut #ebook #livrePDF #livret #coursesEnVrac

source https://kodixbmc.org#bf22a9eb7a308a76b67b7dffaa349216

[dimasitao]

Télécharger Livres PDF Gratuitement Au festival de la biographie de Nîmes, Serge Moati présente son livre et parle de Truffaut #ebook #livrePDF #livret #coursesEnVrac

source https://infaithofficial.com#bf22a9eb7a308a76b67b7dffaa349216

[yessferatu]

Je ne suis pas mort, vous le savez. Vous m'avez brûlé vif, je renais de mes cendres.

Nuit d'or (Serge Moati, 1976)

#nuit d'or #golden night #serge moati #klaus kinski #bernard blier #maurice ronet #french movies #rare movies #movies #70s #yessferatu

[falasinawidia]

Télécharger Livres PDF Gratuitement Au festival de la biographie de Nîmes, Serge Moati présente son livre et parle de Truffaut #ebook #livrePDF #livret #coursesEnVrac

source https://ofriceandzen.org#bf22a9eb7a308a76b67b7dffaa349216

[nrelaaprina]

Télécharger Livres PDF Gratuitement Au festival de la biographie de Nîmes, Serge Moati présente son livre et parle de Truffaut #ebook #livrePDF #livret #coursesEnVrac

source http://kesherscouting.org#bf22a9eb7a308a76b67b7dffaa349216

[toutcommenceparunbaiser]

Dis-moi, nous on est un peuple ? Une religion? Ou quoi? «Juif», c’est quand même pas une nationalité ! Si ? On est tout à la fois ! Plus une civilisation et une culture ! Ça te va?

Serge moati

[ayurawako]

Télécharger Livres PDF Gratuitement Au festival de la biographie de Nîmes, Serge Moati présente son livre et parle de Truffaut #ebook #livrePDF #livret #coursesEnVrac

source https://kennelrealscoop.com#bf22a9eb7a308a76b67b7dffaa349216