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Sandrine 2022-01-20 08:04:56
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[Tous Les Matins du Monde-OST]
("Let the Sorrow End at Sunrise" or "Every Morning in the World")
Director: Alain Corneau
Scenario & Dialog: Pascal Quignard
Images: Yves Angelo
Music: Sainte-Colombe , Marin Marais, Lully, Couperin, contucted and played by Jordi Savall
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Nikita 2022-04-21 09:03:17
Your love is just that
The reason why she always wanted to listen to his dream lover was to know how deeply he loved her from his music. That part is inexpressible in words, and it also names the film's view of music, and the love that even he came to see her can't express, you have to hear the song to understand.
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Dwight 2022-04-24 07:01:23
what subtitles..how are the subsections..that share on the potato is too bad
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Rupert 2022-03-20 09:02:48
In the ward after the lights were turned off, such a classic film that was trying to find a certain meaning or even definition in the dullness completely caught me. Although there is not a trace of musical memory in my ears, it is destined to be opened my eyes by music instead of plot and performance, making me intently eager to "hear the "music" that "the dot disappears in the invisible"."
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Tous les matins du monde quotes
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[last lines]
[in French, using English subtitles]
Monsieur de Sainte Colombe: I'm proud to have been your teacher. Please play me the air my daughter loved.
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[first lines]
[in French, using English subtitles]
Musician: Open your mouth so we can hear you. I can't follow you. You're not listening. You're going too fast. Let's start over with the first notes of the song. Stop! The Master has signalled. The Master would speak. Speak, Master.
Marin Marais: Each note should end dying.
