"La Môme" (French "La Môme") is a film about the heroine Edith Piaf ("Little Lark") December 19, 1915 – October 11, 1963) With a life of ups and downs, magnificent and turbulent, Edith Piaf (Marion Cotillard) was the most famous and beloved female singer in France at the time. Edith Piaf was 48 years old, and the French Republic held a state funeral for her, making her a national symbol. It is quite touching, especially recommending female friends to watch the movie, it is an inspirational story. The film starts from Edith Piaf's turbulent childhood, and uses the interspersed techniques commonly used in biography to show the process of the characters recalling their lives. The 140-minute film connects all such richness. not easy.
Because most of Edith Piaf's musical works are the portrayal of her rich and tragic life, the film finally gets its best interpretation before and after light and shadow, music and curtain. In fact, the overall picture of the film is also dark. Looking at it, I suddenly found that a beam of light fell on Piaf's body. With a very sacred feeling, she sang on the stage.
There is a passage that moved me very much. When more people recognized the young Piaf who could sing, she fell into a low point after being implicated in the case and encountered ups and downs. Later, she met a new music teacher. The teacher was dissatisfied with Piaf's inaccurate spelling, and Piaf, who was terrified and frightened, shouted:
"I started singing when I was nine, and they never said I was inaccurate."
Her life's road and her music's road are so difficult.
In love, she is the lover of boxer Marcel. She loved him so much.
In one performance, she fainted in the middle of the performance due to illness, and she insisted on returning to the stage to answer the reporter humorously.
Piaf is a woman with a true temperament. When Marion plays her, she can not only sing, but also scream, and mad at people, which will undoubtedly cause a little damage to the vocal cords. In fact, Piaf was so polite, personable and humorous to all reporters. She's not scary, she's cute.
A music goddess with faith, prayer and pilgrimage. If she is happy, shouldn't that be referring to the hardships she has brought in her life? Or should it refer to the love in her heart that she never forgets? As when interviewed by reporters at the end of the film, when the reporter asked three times what advice she would give women at different stages, her answer was always the same:
"aimer." (love)
"aimer." (love)
"aimer." (love)
She believes in love and believes in love. "La Vie en Rose" (La Vie en Rose) was a song she wrote at the time. How many people, like me, knew her because of the French chanson "La Viejo de la Rose". 〖I discovered because of the French film "Life of a Rose" that no matter how much suffering there is, it is also life! What does her life have to do with roses? I don't know, the rose is love, it's the love in her heart, strong and indomitable, shining brightly and fragrant. 〗
At the end of the film, her French chanson "Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien" (no, I don't regret it at all), plus a long shot of more than four minutes, makes people recall a long time, and the eyes of the audience are flickering and touching. Tears, Lyrics:
"Non ! Jeneregrette rien"
(No, I don't regret it at all) "C'est payé, balayé, oublié..."
(The price has been paid, it has been forgotten...)
It is worthy of praise, Marion Cotillard (Marion Cotillard) successfully put Piaf on the real performance, with the biographical film "La Viejo" won the 65th American Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in Music, and Best Actress at the 80th Academy Awards.
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