Kino Lorber 2019-20 Home Video Catalog - Page 73

A Taste of France
WORLD CINEMA
Frédéric Tellier
SERIAL KILLER 1
Based upon a true story, Franck (Raphaël
Personnaz) is an eager rookie homicidesquad inspector. When a woman is found
with her throat slit, he shrewdly unearths
parallels between previously unrelated
cases. Soon, Franck is pushed into an
eight-year obsessive hunt for “Serial Killer
1,” a man whose very existence is disputed
by others.
France. 2014. 120 min. Color. French w/English subtitles.
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A Woman’s Life
“Haunting and profound... There could never be too
many movies like this one.” - A. O. Scott, The New York Times
Stéphane Brizé
MATURE THEMES
Pascale Ferran
BESTSELLER!
LADY CHATTERLEY
Winner of five Cesars (the French Oscar®)
LADY CHATTERLEY was praised as a film
adaptation that “found the soul of the celebrated D.H. Lawrence novel” (LA Times) and
“ranks as one of the sexiest, smartest page-toscreen transfers ever made” (Time Out NY).
Belgium/France. 2006. Color. 201 min.
French w/English subt.
Available in two editions:
Lady Chatterley Extended Edition
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Bertrand Blier
GOING PLACES
Two crude drifters travel the French countryside in pursuit of petty crimes and wanton
sex. Gérard Depardieu, Jeanne Moreau, and
Isabelle Huppert star in this groundbreaking and controversial comedy that shocked
and delighted audiences worldwide.
France. 1974. 118 min. Color.
French with English subtitles.
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Magorzata Szumowska
ELLES
A provocative exploration of female sexuality,
ELLES stars Juliette Binoche as a well-off Parisian journalist investigating the lives of two
student prostitutes. What begins as a routine
assignment quickly turns personal, as she is
drawn into the lives of these fiercely independent young women and forced to confront
her own sexual fears and desires. Unrated.
France, Germany, Poland. 2011. 96 min. Color.
French and Polish w/English subtitles.
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NEW! A WOMAN’S LIFE
Adapted from the novel Une vie by Guy
de Maupassant, A WOMAN’S LIFE is a
tale of tormented love embedded in the
restrictive social and moral codes of marriage and family in 19th century Normandy. As she navigates her husband’s
chronic infidelity, pressure from her family and community, and the alternating
joys and burdens of motherhood, Jeanne’s
rosy illusions about her privileged world
are slowly stripped away.
France. 2017. Color. French w/ English Subtitles.
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“A work of madcap inspiration.” - Film Comment
Bruno Dumont
SLACK BAY
The bourgeois and extremely eccentric
family have settled in for another summer
at their cliff-top villa overlooking the picturesque Slack Bay. Their leisurely rhythm
of sunbathing and seaside constitutionals
is soon interrupted by the arrival of two
bumbling inspectors investigating a string
of tourists gone missing. As the macabre
mysteries mount and love blossoms, Juliette Binoche and company ratchet the
slapstick up to eleven.
France/Germany/Belgium. 2016. 122 min. Color. French w/English subtitles.
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Eric Rohmer
PAULINE AT THE BEACH
Come take a leisurely, relaxing trip to the
sun-soaked, sandy beaches of Brittany in this
“bewitchingly funny yet profoundly wise
comedy” (Vogue) from the brilliant French
writer/director Eric Rohmer. Winner for
Best Direction at the Berlin Film Festival
in 1983, PAULINE AT THE BEACH is
delightful...”a film of summer sunlight, bare
skin and escalating amorous misunderstandings (Newsweek).”
Bonus features include booklet essay and interview with Eric Rohmer.
France. 1984. 94 min. Color. French w English subtitles.
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