Extended Reading
  • Florence 2022-01-12 08:01:10

    Miscellaneous thoughts

    Compared to watching the first three parts, this one is at least focused on. These films all seem to have a similar sense of strangeness, which may be some of the characteristics of French high-quality films, but I don't know what high-quality films are. The book says that Orpheus’s films are...

  • Felipe 2022-01-12 08:01:10

    Welcome to this carnival on earth

    "Children in Paradise" is carnival from beginning to end. The beginning of the film is a carnival, and the end of the film is a carnival. At the beginning, the mime actor Baptiste met the glamorous beauty Garance Garance in the carnival. At the end, Baptiste lost Garance in the crowd.

    Lacenaire

    This...

  • Matilde 2022-03-26 09:01:10

    No art design for a movie can be done so well. Children of heaven means the poor audience in the top row of the theater.

  • Brionna 2022-03-15 09:01:05

    They all talk about love in a set, but they only remember that “memories will rush to your throat like a mad dog.” When they went out, they encountered the first heavy snowfall of the new year.

Children of Paradise quotes

  • Baptiste: I still love you. I always have. And you, Garance? No, don't answer. I won't ask for anything. You're here. That's all that matters. Here, alive in my arms, like the first time. No, I ask for nothing. Only - the warmth of your body against my body, this mouth of yours. These eyes of yours.

  • Édouard, Count de Montray: How do you ply your talents these days?

    Pierre-François Lacenaire: Since you ask, I'm putting the finishing touches on something that will cause a sensation.

    Édouard, Count de Montray: A tragedy, no doubt.

    Pierre-François Lacenaire: No, a comedy, a farce. Or a tragedy, if you prefer. It's all the same. There's no difference. Or very little. For example, if a king is deceived, it's a tragedy of infidelity. He's deceived not by his wife...

    Frederick: But by Fate.

    Pierre-François Lacenaire: Yes, Fate. But if it's a poor devil like you or me, Monsieur de Montray - and I use "me" as a figure of speech - it's no longer a tragedy, but mere buffoonery, a sorry tale of cuckolds.