WAITING FOR BOJANGLES
TRAILER WITH VIRGINIE EFIRA
A few days ago I showed you a trailer for Other People's Children which will premiere at Vennice with our goddess Virginie Efira, and today I have another one with
her for you: a trailer for WAITING FOR BOJANGLES movie drama which arrives to USA this September also starring Romain Duris. It already aired in Russia, France and Spain and will hit Germany this week. In front of their little boy, Camille and Georges dance on their favorite song "Mr Bojangles". With them, there is only place for fun and fantasy. The one who shows the way is the mother, an unpredictable wisp. She leads them into a whirlwind of poetry so that the party continues again and again, no matter what happens. Mad love has never lived up to its
name so well. But as his mesmerizing and unpredictable mother descends deeper into her own mind, it is up to Gary and his father, Georges, to keep her safe.
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| The film is out this September in USA |
name so well. But as his mesmerizing and unpredictable mother descends deeper into her own mind, it is up to Gary and his father, Georges, to keep her safe. PLUS: REVOIR PARIS MOVIE
Virginie
Efira, who shot 9 films in last two years, also has REVOIR PARIS
arriving this September. Three months after surviving a terrorist attack
in a 
bistro, Mia is still traumatized and unable to recall the events
of that night. In an effort to move forward, she investigates her
memories and retraces her steps. Benoit Magimel also stars.
bistro, Mia is still traumatized and unable to recall the events
of that night. In an effort to move forward, she investigates her
memories and retraces her steps. Benoit Magimel also stars.
Love drama is the least of my favourite...Too old for that...
ReplyDeleteThis is not a love drama, more of a touching family movie.
DeleteI didn't think I'd like this one, but it's something I would watch! I would imagine living in a fantasy can have its perks as long as one knows how to shut it off and get back to reality.
ReplyDeleteThere is something touching and heartwarming about it.
DeleteBoth sound like films I would like. I'm definitely in the mood for more French movies, so I'm adding both to my watch list right now.
ReplyDeleteI'm onto French stuff too even though they are often a bit boring. My editor gave me a book about Eiffel to read and write a review, so that, and a book about Grace Kelly are my next readings.
DeleteWell those don't sound bad at all for reading material! I do agree, the French films can lean towards the slow side at times.
DeleteQuite nice pics, actually. I did not like Eiffel the movie, so I am hoping I will like the book better.
DeleteWell, shoot. If the movie was bad, I'll take it off my watch list. I don't have time for bad movies these days.
DeleteIt is over two hours long and is more about his love for some adulteress slut than about the building of the tower which he shapes after her name as letter A.
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