Synopsis: From Paris in the sixties to 21st-century London, Madeleine and her daughter Vera waltz in and out of the lives of the men they love. But not every era allows us to love blithely and lightheartedly. How are we to resist the sands of time that attack our most heartfelt sentiments? [Synopsis courtesy of Cannes Film Festival]
So far, the best of 2012 lists have been dominated by high falutin' Cahiers Du Cinema and Sight & Sound, so leave it to the always eclectic director John Waters to provide the first truly diverse and totally unpredictable top ten of the year, all with his trademark wit.
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Read More »With celebrated French filmmaker Christophe Honoré's latest star-studded musical "Beloved" opening in select theaters (and on VOD) this Friday via Sundance Selects, Indiewire is happy to announce that we're giving away five DVD box sets of some of Honoré's best work.
Read More »Sundance Selects has acquired North American rights to Christophe Honoré’s "Beloved," which is currently screening at the Toronto International Film Festival. It marks the fifth partnership between the director and the distributor, who previously released "Dans Paris," "Love Songs," "La Belle Person...
Read More »Two of the best-reviewed films of 2012's first half make their way to theaters this weekend, but it's the industry-centric documentary that takes this week's top spot.
Read More »As the closing night film at Cannes in 2011 -- and, as such, lumped in historically with such bland films as "The Tree," "What Just Happened?," "Chromophobia" and "The Age of Darkness" -- writer-director Christophe Honoré's "Les Bien-Aim&e...
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