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Dameon 2022-04-22 07:01:48
The look and feel is very bad, and the ranking has been read and booked.
Polanski's usual restraint and steadiness seem so protracted in this film that I have no patience for it. The slow three hours took me three days and nights to toss and turn. If the director wants to portray a tragic woman who has paid a painful price for her loyalty and persistence, the most...
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Eryn 2022-01-16 08:02:17
tess, let love lose its direction
However, nowadays,
If possible,
will be colder than deaf.
Ye Zhi
This is a passage I once liked very much. Today, when I watched "Tess of the Deborwell House" directed by Roman Polanski, I suddenly remembered it. Tess's...
Arielle Dombasle
Arielle Dombasle (
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Arielle Dombasle), born in State of Connecticut--CT Norwich on April 27, 1958 , is an American actor, director, screenwriter, and composer.
His works include " Calm at Sea " and so on.
Performing Experience
Arielle Dombasle followed her father to Paris in 1976, where she began her acting career in France. In 1983, she ushered in her first breakthrough role- starring in the film " Pauline a la plage " by Nian Rohmer Pauline's sister Marianne, her selfish and hypocritical character is in stark contrast to the innocence of her younger sister Pauline.
In addition, Allie Yar-Tangba Suo in 1995 Alain Robbe-Grillet film " cause mad bustle " (Un bruit qui rend fou) , and in 1998 by Cedric Kahn directed " Ennui, L ' " (L'Ennui) also has excellent performances.
As a singer, she has released bel canto, pop and jazz crossover albums, and has achieved good sales in France. Her voice has the taste of a typical traditional tavern, full of amorous nostalgia, and she also sang the ending song for Rohmer's film " La Femme de L'aviateur ".
Personal Life
She is also the third wife of the famous French philosopher Bernard Henri-Levi, and the two were married in 1993 in a villa on the Côte d’Azur.
Extended Reading
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