** Preview ** Catherine (Lemercier), a wealthy TV soap star, is tired of television and hopes her debut on the big screen (which opens on the 17th) will allow her cast off the shackles of one-dimensional characters she usually plays, and finally put in a performance that actually means something. Piano prodigy Jean-Francois (Dupontel) is the toast of the international scene, but he just wants to be left alone as he diligently prepares for a major Beethoven recital on the 17th. Businessman-turned-art connoisseur Jacques (Claude Brasseur) has amassed an impressive collection but plans to sell it off on the same day. The three sometimes cross paths, usually at a small cafe, where they fuel their neuroses and wait on Jessica (De France), who is arriving in Paris to embark on a quest of fame and fortune. Writerdirector Thompson doles the humour and pathos with equal measures and generously takes a back seat to the performances, wishing not to impose on the three storylines she cleverly weaves with impressive shots.
search for anything!
e.g. Fallout
or maybe 'Shōgun'
Monkey Man
Andrew Scott
search for anything!