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Le concours is a movie starring Alain Bergala, Xanaë Bove, and Emmanuel Chaumet. With LE CONCOURS the director will delve into the daily life of the Parisian cinema school, la Fémis, where a specific Republican ideal of excellence...

Starring: Emmanuel Chaumet, Xanaë Bove, Alain Bergala, Claire Childeric

Genres: Documentary

Director: Claire Simon

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Genres	Documentary
Director	Claire Simon
Stars	Emmanuel Chaumet, Xanaë Bove, Alain Bergala, Claire Childeric
Country	France
Also Known As	Egzaminy wstępne, Antagningsprovet - att ha film som dröm, The Graduation, Pääsykokeet - unelmana elokuva, The Competition
Runtime	2H 1M
Description	With LE CONCOURS the director will delve into the daily life of the Parisian cinema school, la Fémis, where a specific Republican ideal of excellence is practiced and entry into which can be summed up as follows: "everyone's equal, but only the best get in..." Through the admission process, the hard work all year and the graduation exams, LE CONCOURS will establish a portrait of our relationship to excellence in the Art world and of one of the most prestigious art school in France. A place of culture where generations intermingle.

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Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 15:25

This is an excellent documentary about the history of the building and the events that happened in that building. I found the last few minutes to be a bit jarring, and it does seem to drag a bit at times, but overall it was very interesting and I recommend it for any fan of architecture. The photography and editing are both stunning, and I recommend the film to anyone who enjoys architecture or history.

Saturday, 11 Jul 2020 03:57

A thorough documentary with unscripted interviews with the three principals (the Frenchwoman) and some background. The main question, what happened to the British lady? She appears to be a famous British actress, but I don't know if she had any acting experience or had acted on stage before. The documentary was amazing. It was really fascinating to see some of the old theater houses and their quirks. You were reminded of some of the stuff that I've seen in "M*A*S*H", so it's not as bad as it looks. One thing I wasn't sure about was the guy who was there for the interview, but then again, he wasn't there for the documentary.

Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 13:03

This movie is about a French woman who had a heart attack while trying to catch a fish. Her heart still beats, but her life is completely changed. She has all the right things, but when she is in a hospital bed, a nurse is carrying a box of notes. In the box, is a note with her family's last wishes. The nurses take the note and return it to the mother. The nurse takes the note back with her. The nurse also brings along the note and the box of notes and in the box is a vial of medicine. The nurse takes the vial of medicine and takes the vial of medicine back with her. In the vial of medicine is a small key that opens a letter that she has been waiting to get back to her family. This movie is about a woman who is totally changed and needs to find a way to fix her life. The story is about her to find a way to fix her life. Her family, her friends, and the whole city of Paris. We see a lot of French women in the hospital. All of them are different, but each one has the same one problem. All of them have a doctor or nurse that needs to see the problem. I would like to say that the director and the actors did a good job with the movie. They showed what it is like to be in a hospital and how to deal with it. They did a good job showing the good and bad things that happen to a person while in a hospital. But the movie doesn't show the hospital itself. When you go in the hospital, the doctors and nurses and other staff is all different. Some of them are nice, some of them are mean, some of them are useless. That is why the hospital is different from the rest of the city. But you don't get to see that. I would like to say that the movie was entertaining, but I think that the director and the actors did a good job with the movie. I would say that the movie is good for people who are interested in French culture.

Friday, 26 Jun 2020 00:44

A show that talks to the crowds about how their lives have been affected by the loss of a loved one. When a relative dies, a family and friends should come together and create a memorial where the memories of the departed can be seen and shared. With the movie, it seems the people who were close to the deceased are given the opportunity to share their memories in front of a studio audience. The movie is a little slow, but the stories are very personal. I have been in the hospital or in the hospital for several days before going on this show. I was very lucky that I was able to share a moment with someone that was also in the hospital. The reunion was very heartwarming and well done. This show is definitely worth your time and I would like to see more of these kinds of shows.

Monday, 22 Jun 2020 02:31

The most interesting part of the film is the way in which the narrator tracks the evolution of a vegan and its connection with the Danish welfare state. The film has a humorous tone and a very serious one as well. The narrator is a very competent observer. The film is a good example of how veganism is presented in different ways and how the way the filmmaker tells it has a very direct impact on the audience. By making the narrator the central character, the film is able to show more depth in the story and the way it is told.

Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 19:04

We travel to a small isolated town to meet the chief of police, Tony Bouzalan. The policeman is on his last day on the job and shows no signs of taking a vacation. His crew of 15 is on a house arrest in the middle of the desert. The young soldiers who go in are expected to provide security for the house. The captain of the local police force, Ronny Moura, is not happy about it and won't allow it. Tony and his men are very annoyed. The US army supplies them with diesel fuel. They get the job done. But Tony has a deep love for his daughter and the little girl who lives next door is his only human connection. The little girl is adorable and gives the atmosphere of a place you might want to visit. Tony's wife is retiring. He wants to build a little home to be the little girl's house and can't do it without the help of the little girl. The little girl is getting ready for her big brother's wedding and she wants to help her father do it. The film is shot by a couple of friends who are both homeless. They don't want to be associated with the film. They spend many days and nights in the desert and spend their time talking about their past and their relationship with the world around them. They help each other along the way. They share a lot of advice. There are many interesting things about the desert and the people that live there. When the friends are in the desert the film is shot as a documentary. The desert itself is fascinating and so is the people. It is very lonely and sad. The film reminds me of many other films about people and the desert. Some are good, others are not so good. This one is quite good. It is the kind of film that can be enjoyed by everyone.

Friday, 19 Jun 2020 23:31

Director and actor and director, Nicolas Roeg, brings a grandiose tour de force of his talent and vision to the screen. It's a tour de force which is both eye opening and eye rolling. The breadth of his talent is on full display in this documentary which offers a refreshing view on an often overlooked aspect of life - the world's most beautiful city, Paris. To be sure, many of Roeg's films have been art house pieces, and some have been regarded as low budget. What makes his most recent film, 'The Arrival', so extraordinary is that it is truly a work of art and does so without the pretentious flourishes that often accompany the subject matter. While it is indeed a visual spectacle and one of the most stunning movies I have ever seen, it is also a complex human story with a few themes and a strong sense of irony. Roeg explores how the work of a man like Paul Rubens in Paris is symbolized in the real world. In his effort to comprehend a human existence, he travels to Paris and travels with one of the city's top writers, Charles Baudelaire. Rubens is in the city to fulfill a life-long dream of being a writer, and becomes enamored with the city and its beautiful landscape. He becomes involved with the city's political and artistic life, but also its artistic life, in the city's museums and galleries. He begins a journey of self-discovery and self-discovery is in itself a journey of self-discovery. The movie begins with Rubens at the Academy of Fine Arts in Paris. We meet him at the entrance and he meets the audience. He's there to accept his award. He has a lengthy conversation with the audience. He explains his philosophy of art, philosophy that is ultimately a philosophy of life. The movie does not present this philosophy in the traditional way. We are given a detailed exposition of Rubens' philosophy, and his travels around the city. Roeg provides us with many important images and information. We see the city from Rubens' perspective, and we see the city from Rubens' point of view. The movie is an incredible tour de force, and Roeg should be commended for having the courage to present his vision of Paris and its culture. He has a great voice for his story, and he does a fantastic job. In all, I believe this is one of Roeg's best films, and I think that it is just as interesting and even more important than his other films. It is a very beautiful film, one of the best I have ever seen, and I highly recommend it.

Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 04:19

A fascinating documentary about the adventures of a teenage band, "Bogart & the Kinks", a jazz quartet from the 50s and 60s that were in many ways an outcast in their time. They were mocked by their peers for their apparent frivolity and naivety. This makes their music so much more remarkable. What really amazes me about this documentary is the way it shows the secret motivations of the band, their drive, their commitment and their dedication to music, as well as the incredible amount of time and money they spent on making this musical masterpiece. It is hard to believe that this was a young band who could be so successful and so humble. This is a must see for everyone who is into music or is a jazz fan. Highly recommended.

Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 00:10

I'm not a fan of British TV, and the only reason I'm mentioning it here is to say that 'Witchy' is a must see for any lover of British TV. The interviews with the people involved are priceless. The camera work is fantastic, and the subjects are very interesting. This documentary covers many topics, including the history of the British film industry. It gives you the same flavor as the BBC's 'The Story of Britain' with the same focus on the state of the country and the history of cinema in England. As a long time fan of British TV, I had the pleasure of watching this on the Channel 4 in 2001. It was like coming home!

Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 01:57

A documentary about the legendary race car driver Jack Daniels. I found it rather boring at first, but I could see it was important to the story and I was fascinated. I enjoyed watching the film, but in the end I felt like I had seen it before. I wasn't satisfied with the way it ended. I would have liked it to end on a higher note. I would recommend it if you're a fan of Jack Daniels, or if you want to know more about him. There are some interesting tidbits about him as a person and how he grew up, but it's not as interesting as the film was intended to be.

Friday, 29 May 2020 21:31

I am a huge fan of French films and the French New Wave. This film was very good. I found it to be very interesting and the interviews with the actors were very interesting. The film did not have a bad story, and it was very good at capturing the mood of the times. It is very important to have a film that is not trying to tell a story, but tells a story. The film was very well made, and it did not show any bias, because it was not trying to tell a story, but telling a story. I recommend this film to anyone who loves French films. It is a must see for anyone who likes a good film.

Friday, 29 May 2020 07:19

I am writing this comment in support of the independent documentary, ' The Concorde Disaster '. It has taken a long time for the world to get over the catastrophic impact of the Concorde. The film, the last surviving member of the aircraft, is a masterpiece. The idea behind this documentary is to give us a perspective of the Concorde, and how it impacted the lives of everyone who was on board. There are no interviews or explanations, it is just a candid look at the decision to go ahead with the Concorde and the fact that not all the people on board were in favour of the plane going ahead. I think that most of us are aware of the tragic loss of almost 700 lives. However, the film does not present this as an entirely negative event. The film does not take away from the impact the plane had on the lives of the people who were on board. It does show us that the aircraft was a simple plane that could not have carried the load of the passenger list that it did, and that in the end the plane was not able to carry the passengers that it did. We also learn that the aircraft was not just a passenger plane, but an extremely capable military aircraft, and capable of carrying a very large passenger list. I found the film to be very convincing, and not like any other documentary that I have ever seen. It was a very informative and highly emotional film. I have a number of friends on the Concorde and I was happy to have had the opportunity to see it. I am very glad that I did. If you are interested in the Concorde, or know anyone who was on the Concorde, then this documentary is very worthwhile. It does not gloss over the loss of the plane or its impact on the lives of the people who were on board. It shows us that the Concorde was a small aircraft with very high safety standards and very high standards of operation. I think that this documentary is important in understanding the decisions that were made in the years that followed the tragic events that the Concorde caused. I would highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in the Concorde or the plane in general.

Tuesday, 26 May 2020 16:34

A good documentary about a tradition that began over a hundred years ago in England.The documentary is a bit slow, but entertaining.

Monday, 25 May 2020 03:10

I was fortunate enough to be a part of this film. This was an extremely interesting and intriguing documentary about the fashion industry, the clothes, the way we see them, and how they are made. The fashion industry is like the drug culture, it is a mind-blowing experience. It takes so much energy to try to keep up with the changes and innovations and the ups and downs of the fashion industry. The artisans that make clothes are some of the most remarkable individuals I've ever seen. They truly are in it for the money, but they truly love what they do. I think this movie would be especially good for anyone who loves to see how the clothes are made, even if you're not into fashion.

Thursday, 21 May 2020 04:57

I would never have heard of this doc or the other great French documentary about this topic. Very impressive that there are many people from all over the world who have a strong opinion about this topic. Great attention to detail, and the true facts. I have never been to a wedding in France, and I have heard of only a few anecdotes. What makes this documentary is the "Big House" in France. It is like a small village of France. The owners of the estate are proud of it. They try to impress with the pomp of the French colonial past, and the strong bond between France and the mother country. I think it's great to document a small country like France, because it's really interesting to see how people were like in a small town, or in a small country like France. I don't know if the French government would allow the organization of a documentary like this one, but I hope they will. It would be great to see France become a movie-making superpower, but the truth is that it's not happening any time soon. If you like movies like "The Constant Gardener" or "The Tree of Life", you should see this movie. It is a very good documentary, and one I recommend to everyone.

Friday, 15 May 2020 23:18

This documentary has no real objective, but is a neat example of how the media exploits people's conflicts and corrupts them and they just fall for it. The director, Elaine Ladd, is the same woman who did the Cannes film festival documentary "The Enforcer", and she has a brilliant way of making us feel like we are watching a video documentary, with a twist. She is a good example of a journalist that actually knows how to work the media. What makes this movie good is how the filmmaker shows a lot of evidence and gives interviews with people that have done the same thing. It is very informative, and informative in a way that makes you want to do the same thing. It is also the kind of documentary that makes you want to look up the names in the news, and read the more sensationalist, accurate and more factual articles on this website. In the end, I was really happy with the end result of this film, because it is how it should be. I can't really think of another documentary that could do this kind of documentary, except for perhaps "Before the Devil Knows You're Dead". However, this documentary could have been better if the filmmaker would have made it about the media, and not a documentary about a small-time boxer who is just a normal person. It's not really a documentary about boxing, it is a documentary about a man who takes his problems to the media, and the media handles them in a really crazy way. It's a very important movie, but it could have been a lot better.

Wednesday, 13 May 2020 08:32

The Concours is a documentary about a circus that used to be located at the Santa Monica Pier. When the owners of the circus came to a settlement agreement, the circus was moved to Long Beach, California. A fascinating movie about this time period. It's also a great documentary about the transition of a small community into a new community. It's a good example of a documentary that has the opportunity to touch your heart and tell you a few stories. But it's also a story of how small town people are always trying to make a change for the better.

Wednesday, 13 May 2020 02:44

What a treat this film is! I have been a regular visitor to the cinemas for a few years and for this occasion I enjoyed the opportunity to see something that I was not used to. Yes it is true that the cinema films for the last few years have been highly conventional, but this one is different. There is a wide spectrum of topics in this film, some which are not likely to be covered in a lecture. Some are discussions of the importance of film. I found the film to be one that is at its very best when it deals with the subjects that a film student or professor is usually discussing. These include the social effects of films, the connection between the media and the people who consume them, the relationship between artists and their audiences, and the benefits of film production. All the films are well made, with a lovely film score, and some of the actors are quite good. My only slight criticism is that it is a bit hard to keep up with the different themes. If I could I would have given this film 10/10!

Sunday, 10 May 2020 17:47

I have never seen a better film about the real world than this documentary, The Concorde Motel. It is full of hilarious anecdotes and I can't wait to see it again. This film should be seen by all if possible. It really shows how far the Concorde has come in a very short time. From the plane seats and the seats in the Concorde to the first passenger to get on the plane and the first person in the world to go on a Concorde flight, it is all happening. And it shows the way that the Concorde has been used to do things we don't think about. There is also a lot of footage of the old Concorde jets and many of the original jets. It is also a great documentary about the Concorde and the people who have been in it. One thing that I really liked was that it showed a lot of the old cars that were used in the Concorde. I also thought that they had a lot of cool things that were on the Concorde that we don't think about. One thing that I also liked was that the Concorde wasn't just used for business and for flying. It was also used for sport and travel. I really liked how they showed how the Concorde worked and how much fun they had on the plane. It also showed that there was a lot of really cool things that people could do on the plane. I really like the Concorde Motel and I hope that people see it because it really is a great documentary. I really hope that they get the rights to it because it is really cool.

Thursday, 07 May 2020 21:05

I saw this film at the opening night of the Houston Film Festival in 2013 and was completely blown away. For one thing, this is one of the most honest and honest documentaries I've ever seen. It is a peek into the life of a family who were forced to flee their home, forced to fight for their lives, and forced to endure discrimination and abuse. The film chronicles the daily lives of these people, the ups and downs of being Syrian refugees, and the triumphs of coming to a place that felt like home. The movie is very well crafted and never feels preachy or overbearing. The emotions of the people who lived through this are overwhelming. They are almost like other people you would have met in your life. It is a movie about the people, not about refugees. I think the film-makers portrayed these people very well, showing the conflict, the stress, the trauma, the pain, the joy, the sadness, and the bravery that they all felt. I highly recommend this film.

Friday, 17 Apr 2020 14:44

This documentary is very engaging. The only negative thing that I can say about it is that it is not very helpful in understanding the difficulties of men in society. The male body is in such an undefinable state, it would be difficult to know where to start. If you are interested in this subject, I recommend that you watch this movie. If you are interested in the effects that the pressures of a work life on a man's psyche, you may want to see it. It might also be interesting to see the film "Death in the Afternoon" which focuses on the same subject.

Friday, 17 Apr 2020 13:26

It's a great documentary, but it's a very limited one. It's about the Concours d'Elegance, and it doesn't cover most of the cars that are in the show. The cars shown are from the mid-to-late seventies and are all great cars, and you see the artistry and the engineering that went into making them. You also see how they are built and what's involved in keeping them running. It's a good story, but it doesn't really cover the classic cars that have become more popular over the years. It does however talk about how cars are made today, and what they use today to get into showrooms. I really enjoyed the interviews with the guys who make the cars. They have very good stories to tell. It's a good documentary, but it could have been better. It's just as good as The Godfather or any of the James Bond films, but it is missing that one great car that would have made it great.

Friday, 17 Apr 2020 12:59

I am a big fan of director Michel Hazanavicius,and I have watched all his movies,but I have never seen a movie as hard hitting and true as "Olympia" (2006). The film is based on real events that happened in 1980,in which the Olympic Games in Moscow were attacked and burned down. This is the first time I have seen a movie about the Soviet Union,and I could not even get to the end of the movie. I don't think that this is the kind of movie that anyone would like to watch,because the movie is so true and so hard to watch. We have to understand that the Soviet Union was in its worst condition,and people would try to make jokes about the situation. I really loved this movie,because it is very emotional and tells us a lot about the last years of Soviet Union. The reason for the film is not only to show us that the Soviet Union is the most terrible country in history,but to show that the Soviet people have been betrayed by the system,because they believed in Communism. People in the Soviet Union believed that Communism will give them happiness and a better life,but they lost that in the end. The movie is not a documentary,it is based on real events and so I am sure that it will be one of the most realistic movies ever made. I really recommend this movie to everyone. I rate it 8/10

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 16:06

This documentary is one of the best I have ever seen. It's a story of the world's most famous horse, the Arabian horse, who has been a symbol of peace and prosperity for centuries. The film is based on the book by Michael Lewis, which I have read, and the film is based on the documentary. The film is narrated by the horse's owner, Chris Evert, and the film is narrated by the horse's trainer, Bob Baffert. The film has a lot of great music, and I especially liked the music of the horse's owner, Chris Evert. The film is extremely well done. I would recommend it to anyone who likes history, or anyone who is interested in the horse's history.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 16:04

I am not a person who likes to go to the movies. I don't like the thought of sitting in a theatre for 2 hours and being forced to watch a movie that is not entertaining or enjoyable. However, I have to admit that this movie is extremely entertaining and I am very pleased to have seen it. I am a huge fan of Jean-Luc Godard and I am a huge fan of Marcel Marceau. I love movies that challenge the viewer to think and think about what is happening in the movie. I think that this movie does just that. It is very interesting and it challenges the viewer to think. The movie is based on a book by the same name by Marcel Marceau. I am not sure if the movie is based on a book or a movie, but the movie is very interesting and very entertaining. I would highly recommend this movie to anyone who likes movies that challenge the viewer to think.

Matthew Richards

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 13:33

This is a very well done documentary that shows the true story of the French journalist Jean Arnaud, who was the first to write about the infamous Toulon massacre, the worst massacre in the history of France. This film is extremely well made, with a great soundtrack, great interviews, and a very realistic and very entertaining look at the events. This is a very important documentary, because it shows how a story that was covered up and covered up by the French government, became a story that became known all over the world. It shows the truth, and shows the way that the French government and the French people are now dealing with the events. This is a must see for everyone. I give this film a 10 out of 10.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 11:46

I loved this documentary. It was great to see a documentary that really went to the heart of what the film was about. It was so interesting to hear from the people who made this film, and to see how the documentary came about. It was very interesting to hear how the film was made, and the story behind the documentary. I loved the documentary, and I hope that the film will be made into a movie, because it would be awesome. I would definitely recommend this film to anyone who is interested in the film making process, or film making in general. I hope that everyone will enjoy this documentary, and I hope that everyone will see this documentary, and enjoy it as much as I did. I love documentaries, and I love this documentary.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 10:35

This is a great documentary about the 1980's. I have to say that I was surprised to see how many of the people in the film are not famous in the U.S. or are famous in other countries. I would have thought that if they were going to be interviewed, they would have had a few lines, but it's not like they are talking about their life. I think that they did a good job of showing what the 1980's were like and how they had an impact on the music industry. I think that if they had focused more on their personal lives, they would have made a better film. I think that if they had interviewed more famous people, they would have made a better film. I think that this is a great documentary for people who are interested in the music industry, or if you are just interested in music in general.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 09:30

A great documentary about the history of cycling in the United Kingdom. It shows the evolution of cycling in the country from the 1920s to the present day. It also looks at the politics of cycling in the UK. It's a great film and I would recommend it to anyone.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 03:04

This documentary tells the story of the last days of a once famous musician in France. The movie is a beautiful tribute to his life and his music. It is a lot of fun to watch, and it is very entertaining to hear his music. You can enjoy the music, the story and the music. The movie is not perfect, and the ending is a bit too abrupt. But, the movie is a masterpiece, and I recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about the life and work of Serge Gainsbourg.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 01:06

I am not a big fan of the documentary style of the French director. Some of the films have a very strange look to them. The reason for that is the style of the director. I find it annoying because I have to watch the same film over and over again. So I'm glad that I watched this one. It's very interesting. The main subject is the French movie industry. The director interviews some of the biggest names in the industry, including the head of the French film industry, the head of the French film academy and the director of the first French film ever to win an Oscar. The film is very well done, with a very strong voice in the director's voice. It is a very interesting documentary, but I can't help but feel that it is a little bit overrated. I think it deserves an 8/10.

Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 23:18

I have to say, I had mixed feelings about this documentary. On the one hand, I think that it was a good way to present the story of the "new" wave of feminism. On the other hand, it did a poor job of telling the story of the women who fought against the sexist attitudes of the men in their lives. As a woman, I don't believe that feminism has been accomplished, and I believe that men still have a long way to go before they are equal to women. But I think that the movie did a good job of showing the women's side of the story. The documentary shows women's feelings about their treatment in the workplace, their feelings about the fact that they are not respected by their families, and their feelings about the fact that men still have the upper hand in their relationships. I think that this documentary is definitely worth seeing.

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