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Un couteau dans le coeur is a movie starring Vanessa Paradis, Nicolas Maury, and Kate Moran. Paris, summer 1979. Anne is a producer of cheap gay porn. When Lois, her editor and companion, leaves her, she attempts to get her back by...

Starring: Vanessa Paradis, Nicolas Maury, Kate Moran, Jonathan Genet

Genres: Romance, Horror, Thriller, Drama

Director: Yann Gonzalez

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Genres	Romance, Horror, Thriller, Drama
Director	Yann Gonzalez
Writer	Cristiano Mangione, Yann Gonzalez
Stars	Vanessa Paradis, Nicolas Maury, Kate Moran, Jonathan Genet
Country	France, Mexico, Switzerland
Also Known As	Messer im Herz, Knife+Heart, Cuchillo y corazón, La daga en el corazón, En kniv i hjertet, 插心之刀, En kniv i hjärtat, Knife + Heart, Nóz + serce, Faca no Coração, Coração Aberto
Runtime	1H 42M
Description	Paris, summer 1979. Anne is a producer of cheap gay porn. When Lois, her editor and companion, leaves her, she attempts to get her back by making a more ambitious film with the flamboyant Archibald.

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Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 17:04

An ambiguous death-scene throws all the pieces of the puzzle together. and what does the final image say? "I'm just a model with an identity crisis" - a tragedy of many dimensions, because it reveals the futility of woman's pursuit of happiness. its a moment we watch, and not only. "The Ruling Class" has the power to explode the staid ideologies of these days, to re-examine the manner in which life is made, to ask, how is it that we can not feel happiness when we should be? "The film" shows us the collision between simple values, and the psychological problem that each person has: "what's the meaning of life, it's just a mask for living". well-done and good, but we could do with more. it would be much better if we know who the "Model" is, and that we can replace that. 9/10

Christina Larson

Sunday, 12 Jul 2020 08:07

I watched this movie with my boyfriend in bed, and we both thought it was pretty good. The premise is a man being haunted by a 'mother' from his past, who appears to have escaped the burning wreckage of a car crash. A doctor offers to help the man figure out what is causing his terrible nightmares and gives him a vision of a woman she calls her 'mother' - we're not sure whether this is a nightmare or a visit from his past, or both. The man discovers that his life is completely changed after this vision, and is convinced it's all a real 'family' of people who have somehow crossed over to his own past and are now chasing him. When I think of a 'father' film, I think of the more famous ones - Psycho, The Haunting, The Haunting of Hill House etc. I'm not sure that the 'father' genre is very successful with people, and this film is no exception. The production is very good, the acting is good, and the film is certainly scary. I wouldn't call it a 'horror' film by any means, but it is definitely not bad. It's actually pretty good for what it is. But again, that's just me. I really do hope that there is a sequel for this film, because I think it would be a good follow-up to it, as it does have a few positive elements.

Friday, 10 Jul 2020 18:51

In 'Twins of Evil' (aka 'Twin Peaks') director David Lynch continues his quest to replicate the experience of being an outsider in a society that is often intolerant of difference, and yet has the strangest and most unexpected twists and turns. It's hard to believe that 'Twin Peaks' began in 1973, yet, thanks to this film, it's been dated to the '80s. I just wonder how much of it could be attributed to the TV series (it was a "late' show) or the more recent films and TV series. It's also fascinating to see how he evokes the ambiance of 1960s, or even 1970s, "Hollywood" society. The film is long, drawn-out and extremely minimalist. Not all of it is dialogue, and there is a lot of action (there are some deleted scenes) and a lot of time spent in those slow-motion shots that seemed so familiar when I was growing up. At times, I thought it was a documentary. But what sets 'Twins of Evil' apart from others is that Lynch is able to create a film that is both art and a travelogue of a city, populated by the most remarkable people on earth. It's been 20 years since 'Twin Peaks' was on the air, and the film looks as if it's been sitting in the screening room for some time. One look at characters like Jenny or Ray (or Pizzolatto's pal David Lynch) and one has an instant connection. It's almost like they were real people. And as a fan of Twin Peaks, I love it. A must-see.

Monday, 06 Jul 2020 14:42

The film starts with several conversations that has to do with children and sex. We see the interactions between a child and his teacher as well as her lover. The teacher, Elizabeth (Sara Ioan) and her lover, Simon (Amir), are not really necessary for this film, but they add a little bit of interest to the film. The film does not focus on any one particular scene, the action is continuous. The movie shows how violence is used to manipulate an audience. The abuse of an adult is used by the child in the same way that a child's abusive parent abuses a child. I think that the way the child is manipulated through abuse and violence is what makes the film different. This is a very difficult and important theme to present in a film and not to use it as a tool to shock the audience. I think that the film is very good and it should be looked upon highly. It has a very dark look to it and it could be seen as a psychological thriller. I think that the film is worth seeing.

Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 05:45

In a story called "Angel of Death", produced by Luc Besson and starring Jean Reno, Catherine Deneuve and Jean Reno, its stars are all very famous. Nowadays, this could be considered a very scary movie, but I've seen it many times, with this two. The story is about a doctor, whom doesn't like his own business very much, and doesn't talk much. He's called Jean Reno. The subject of the movie is the very shy Jean Reno. He's the best doctor in France. But then, it's only his own feelings, that he's afraid of. The doctor is afraid of the big horror that lurks under the stairs of his home. There's a very good atmosphere, made from a very nice soundtrack. We've seen many horror movies from this director. But all of them had a certain feeling of something wrong. This one had the feeling of something sinister, from the very beginning. It's like the world is spinning. The thriller is a kind of horror movie. The horror is scary, because of something really, REALLY sinister. I love the story of the doctor, who is scared by something that just wasn't very nice to him. It is like a breath of fresh air. This is a good movie for a suspense-thriller fan, but not for everyone. And there is a bit of that, where there is something amiss, but I didn't think it was that bad. I give this a good 8/10.

Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 22:26

Hollywood recently re-released the classic Bikini scene with a fresh, gritty, chic and even sexier twist. But in the video store, I could not find the movie that originally starred Melanie Griffith. I mean it was pretty long and very boring, but with the two new actresses, the film seemed worth watching. "Cookie Monster" stars Anna Faris and Rachel Weisz as two women with a very special connection. Faris plays Susan, a woman who loves the movie Cookie Monster and loves everything it stands for. She is a one woman show that enjoys some money. She is also a perfectionist in every aspect of her life, even her sexuality. And she loves her self as her art. She is a woman that will not hesitate in telling her lover about the state of her body or even on her personal life. But when she meets a man that looks like her boyfriend and that is well hung, then suddenly, it is out of the blue and she begins to question her own life and career. She decides to "date" the Cookie Monster for the first time, which can be considered a kind of assault to her as she doesn't want to compromise in the most intimate part of her life. The problem with this movie is that I am not sure if it is for everyone. I know I never liked it, because of the sex scenes and the biker scene. If you are looking for something cool and original, then this movie is not for you. But if you are looking for a film that will stimulate your imagination, and if you love movies that actually make you think and think and think, then this movie is for you. There is no torture porn and you will not be shocked with a simple erotic scene. It's much more about a woman that deals with her life in a way that is completely different from the average Hollywood movie.

Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 05:02

This is one of the best films I've seen for some time. I think people are quite a bit skeptical about it. I just don't think it's a very good one. The movie has a good, simple, simple story. The movie deals with a few small and big themes: loneliness, love, science, secrets, secrets. The movie is quite predictable and you'll know what will happen in the end. The acting is good. The most interesting thing for me was that I didn't feel like the characters were weak at all. There is an overwhelming sense of vulnerability. The girl who is supposed to be a strong-willed and independent woman, is actually quite weak and naive. The girl who is supposed to be a sad and broken woman, is actually quite good at raising kids. I think the performances are very solid. It's not the best I've seen but it's good enough to recommend it to people who want to see a good, simple, simple story. It's not an experience that will inspire you to learn anything but it is a good, simple story. I don't think it's as good as Amelie, but I've watched both of those. I think this is a very good movie and one I recommend. 8.4/10

Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 23:39

I have seen so many horror movies that I was surprised by the depth of this film. The characters are so real that you can really feel the terror and the evil, that the characters are under the spell of. The actors are absolutely incredible, and I would say that their performance in the movie is really impressive. The camera work is stunning, and the scenes are so dark and full of meaning, that you can really feel the terror and the evil. Some of the scenes are really chilling. It is so dark and so tense, that you just can't take your eyes off of the screen. There are some really clever little surprises that are all based on the character's imagination. The setting is really amazing, and the acting is good. If you love horror movies, then I think you should check this out.

Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 21:09

Jean-Pierre Jeunet (Michel Gondry), the director of movies like "Solaris" (2001), "Walk the Line" (2004) and "Babel" (2006), is back with another one-of-a-kind crime movie. "Remy (Fabrice Luchini)" (Kevin Spacy) is a guy who is very unsympathetic and you really don't care about him. You only want to know why this guy is the way he is. After he starts killing people and it appears that he's going to do it again. He finds the book of the dead man he killed. After reading the book he realizes that he can make people disappear. He also gets the book and he begins to research into what can he do. This movie is one of my favorite in the genre of psychological movies. I really like this movie because I think it's so original. The dialogue and the story are interesting, the actors are great, and there are lots of great locations that give you a perfect atmosphere to watch this movie. It's a great movie to watch with friends because I think you can really relate to the characters and to the story. I really recommend this movie to everyone because it's a great movie. Definitely my favorite from the genre of psychological movies.

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 07:45

Catherine Deneuve is wonderful as an unhinged, egotistical, and sociopathic woman who has destroyed her marriage. This is very "socially unacceptable" behaviour and thus, it must be looked at as a mental illness. This is the kind of acting Deneuve brings to her characters. She is able to make them appear so mentally ill and wicked that you can't believe they have sane minds. The last time I watched Deneuve in a movie was the sublime, "La double vie d'Hervé". She was so excellent in this film that I think she was the one to be awarded the Oscar. The script is excellent, and director Philippe Mora does a wonderful job of depicting the environment that Deneuve lives in. This is a film for the truly disturbed and twisted. Watch it and learn about the true power of hate.

Monday, 08 Jun 2020 15:29

I have seen this film a couple of times now, and it is still one of my favorites. I remember feeling a little disturbed watching it when I was young, but now, I have come to understand the brilliance of this movie. The title "Que Rencontre les Minimes" or "The Monster Under the Bed" comes from the nightmare it is intended to represent, and the way it begins with the lighting and being set in the dark, with no camera in the house, and more shadows than light. It is a disturbing and violent film that will touch you. It also tells the story of two women from two different worlds, one from an American and one from a French colony, and that of course, is where the similarities end. I know this sounds like a spoiler, but I can't talk about the movie without revealing it. I also really like the movie's use of symbolism, like the watermark on the wall of the house, or the bottle of blood, or the movie itself. "Karmelier" is the most original, terrifying, and most disturbing horror movie ever. It is a must see for everyone, and if you are feeling depressed or sad about the fact that you don't have sex anymore, this movie is a must see. I give it an 8/10.

Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 17:17

I've been watching the old films of the great French director Jean Rollin, and this is one of his films that I think is very good. It contains both a romantic story, and a surreal story. I would say this is one of Jean Rollin's best. And it is probably his most difficult film. A person who will enjoy it is the same person who will hate it.

Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 11:20

The title itself is misleading, as this is not the same movie as the title suggests. It's a story about two people who are not what they seem to be and who try to uncover what's behind their actions. The main character, Pasha, is an impressionable teenage girl who has become addicted to computers and, in the process, has come into contact with the illegal world of underground gambling. Her life is thrown into chaos when she and her cousin Ro, run a local betting scam in which they end up winning a lot of money but also destroying the life of one of their friends. The two go on a great spree of greed and violence until they end up in a mental hospital and end up not recognising each other, which turns out to be the best thing that could have happened to them. This is a very interesting movie with a lot of life lessons in it. This movie has a lot of twists, one of which is actually not explained until about an hour and a half in. I think that the ending would have been much more satisfying if it had been explained in more detail. One other issue I have with this movie is that it feels like there are too many characters in it, including the main character. The first act was pretty good but it felt like they were rushing through the movie, and the second act has way too many characters. One of the things that really made me like this movie is that it was able to convey the dark, depressing atmosphere and the performances of the lead actors. The performances were actually really good in my opinion, even if it was hard for me to keep up with their characters. The same goes for the music. It's not that it's the best soundtrack I've ever heard, but it was just the right amount to fit the movie and enhance it. Overall, I think this is a good movie, but I think it could have been a lot better. The acting is better than I expected, but the movie seems to drag on quite a bit. It could have been a lot better if it had been a little less chaotic and if it didn't feel like it had to cram in as many characters as possible. I was hoping to see more from this movie, and maybe that's why it didn't deliver. For that reason, I give this a 7/10.

Sunday, 31 May 2020 13:07

Before I am reminded of the fact that I don't think it is a remake, it is a remake of the classic horror film from the late 60's and early 70's. The one scene that has become a classic was the head exploding. Although the lead actress was in her mid-20's at the time, this is still a great film. Yes, there is a lot of blood, but a lot of it is on purpose. And it is better than the remake from this summer, 'The Gift.' The special effects are nothing compared to the old films, but it's all there and works. The story is very original, and the premise is quite original and entertaining. The actors are all very good, and you have to be a fan of the genre to enjoy this. The fact that it is not a remake also means that it is more enjoyable to some. In my opinion, the characters are one of the highlights of the film. The lead actress and the other lead actors are very convincing and believable. Their relationship is believable and strong. They have a great chemistry that makes you want to see them get together in the next film. Yes, there are some things that you know going in. But it is the best horror film that has been made since the 70's. I like that it has a twist and is not the typical revenge film. I recommend this film to anyone who likes modern horror films, and I think it is a must see.

Tuesday, 26 May 2020 13:25

It is a very uncommon film for me to watch with some of the critics. Usually I like most of them. But I believe that this film is very unique and very satisfying. The plot is simple but the story does not get simpler than this. It is a lot of mystery and it keeps on changing. The film does not give easy answers but it is not at all easy to understand the whole of the mystery. The characters are very convincing. The performances are good. The photography is good. The acting is also good. The only problem is the shortness of the film. There is no story. The two hour is too short. It is nice to have more of the real life. The slow part is quite important. The only problem is that you cannot understand the beginning of the mystery. I think that the filmmakers are really good. The time, the ending, the scenes, everything is great. I am really enjoying this film.

Monday, 25 May 2020 00:01

I was on the edge of my seat when I first watched this film and it truly changed my perspective on the death penalty. I believe it has been used in a much better way and should be used more. It shows the way to only use it when truly needed. I feel the film makers created a great story and would have been better if it was not for the circumstances that made the film what it was. I do not know what caused the judge to give him the death penalty but I'm not saying it wasn't a bad thing because it was. This is a must see film.

Wednesday, 20 May 2020 14:04

I just got back from the movies, and this movie I saw was both amazingly well-made, and was wonderfully surprising. I'm guessing that, when people saw the trailer for this movie, they thought it was going to be another crazy insane French horror movie. Well, there are certainly elements of that, but that is the most likely cause. This movie was not about just one or two characters, it was about a family who lives with some issues and some of their issues seemed to be the director. However, this movie was an excellent movie, and I highly recommend it to anyone.

Tuesday, 19 May 2020 18:30

I have to say that I'm a pretty big horror fan, and after the first few minutes I knew I was in for a ride. But then things got a little out of hand and it felt like I was watching a horror movie that could have been made by the Weinsteins. It was interesting though because it wasn't so much scary, it was actually quite clever. A young girl named Malakai goes to the bathroom and turns into a man. And she is actually a vampire. She is on the run from her captor, a vampire vampire named Johan. And I felt like Johan was one of the vampires. She was probably one of the few vampires who actually knew he was a vampire and kept it a secret, he was like that. He was probably one of the only vampires who knew they were vampires and still kept the secret. But once he figured out what she was he tried to kill her. And this is where things got really interesting because he was going to kill her but he was saved by another vampire. And this vampire girl was the one who saved him. She was really nice and she was good to him. And I really liked this girl. This one vampire girl really knew her. She really loved her, and she was really nice to Johan. It was really funny that this girl who was a vampire and she was helping Johan was kind of crazy and she was kind of dangerous, but she was also really nice. I really liked this vampire girl. This was a really good movie to watch. I don't know if I would recommend this to everyone but it was a good film. It was a little silly and a little confusing and it was a little out there but I really liked it. I give this film an 8 out of 10.

Monday, 11 May 2020 16:08

I'm not a big fan of "house" films. Some are very good and others very bad. But this one here deserves a lot of credit, because it is not a "loser" one, even if it is a very bad one, but it's not too bad. It's a very good film that will keep you interested throughout the entire film, and will satisfy you with its great story and acting. The movie has three parts, the first one is about the events in the past, and the second one is about the family of the first brother, while the third part is about the events that took place in the present. This movie is really good, but not for everyone. And there's a lot of people who hate horror films, because of the "horror", but this is different, because this is a very good film. If you like horror films, then you will love this film, because it has a really good story, and the acting is great, especially from Claire Forlani. I liked this film very much. 8/10

Friday, 17 Apr 2020 12:06

This is a weird but excellent movie. I was expecting something entirely different from the French movies (although I was disappointed to see that this was not the case). I guess you can say that this movie is one of the odd movies that are worth seeing. The story itself is a very interesting one that explains more about the relationship between Father Kaspar and his daughter, Leah. I like how this movie blends together the elements of a French movie with a more independent American style and plot. And also the French music that is quite different from the norm. The cinematography is brilliant, giving the feeling that you are really looking at the film through a french eyes. The director and writer are also very passionate in the fact that they want to show how different "her" is from "he". It is very interesting to see how they want to convey this aspect. The actors are perfect for the parts. They are all very convincing. But they are not really playing their characters like their own. And I think that this is a good thing. If you are going to a French movie, you want to see it with French actors. I would advise you to see this movie with French actors, but if you want to see it in the American style, I recommend you to see it with American actors. The reason for this is because you would get a better understanding of what is going on with the characters. I hope this helped you. I would like to thank the director and writer, and I would like to thank my friend for showing me this movie.

Friday, 17 Apr 2020 08:15

I've been very impressed by 'The Woman in Black', an often forgettable, under-rated giallo that has earned a new lease of life in my home cinema. I have seen it twice, and it's every bit as intense as the first viewing. John Huston was always a favourite for me in this sort of movie, and he does his usual fine job here as well. However, I am particularly impressed by Frances Fisher as the 'Ghost in Black Dress'. Her performance is great, and makes you feel as if she is truly being possessed. It's very much the opposite of Morgan Fairchild's excellent performance in 'Voodoo'. It's a shame that a good actor like Fisher has to go through such a character, but I guess it's just what we want from her. The rest of the cast, such as Jonathan Pryce, Mick Jagger and Teri Garr as the two killers, do a good job, and it's nice to see them on screen again after a very long time. A rather low budget film, but is well worth your while to see. Highly recommended.

Friday, 17 Apr 2020 04:37

Love is something we all have to have in our lives. And it can be anything from the fleeting passion of a high school romance to the all too brief moments of true love in between the unrequited lust of a best friend. For most people, the moments of true love is the hardest. I have had the very odd experience of spending time with a very broken and even sickly woman who had not been able to find a real connection with anyone else. When we were together, the two of us would stare at each other in confusion and look at each other with adoration. After a few days, however, she would drift into a deep sleep and I would have to go on looking for her, in my own head and under my breath, as if I had never known her at all. Most of the time, we had no idea why she was sick and if she had gone astray. Over the years, however, I have developed some very strange connections with people who are sick and who seem like they have no real love in their lives. People who have been in love with one person for a long time, but now seem unable to get through the first years of their relationship, and other such folks. Some things never change. For a couple of years, I had been spending time with a woman who had spent her life in a mental institution. This woman had lived in a mental institution, but when she did get out, she was a young woman who had never been able to find a lasting relationship. The way she communicated to me was the way that so many people communicate to each other. But she was still able to understand, if only in her words, that this was not an accurate reflection of what had actually happened to her. She spoke of her children and her grandchildren, of her life in the institution, and of her life in the next day. And the way she spoke to me was the same way that she spoke to her daughter. She was like a mother to me. She was young and beautiful and it seemed that she had everything in the world. But the way she spoke to me was not like anything she had ever said or done. That is the way the people who are sick and who never really find the time to talk to someone who understands them, talk to each other. It is like a conversation between two likeminded people who could not be more different in so many ways. The same way that one would have an understanding of one's enemy, and one would have a true love for one's enemy, but would not really love them back. I am writing this from the time that the first time I knew this woman. I had known her for almost two years and we had never spoken, although we did have occasional conversations on the telephone and by phone. I had told her a long time ago that I had known someone who was in a mental institution. I had been around her for so long, but I did not know that she had spent most of her life in a mental institution. And it seemed to me that my previous love of her was only the beginning of a long line of relationships. One day, I met her granddaughter and she told me that her grandmother had been very sick for a long time. And she had not talked much to her for a long time. And that is a very strange thing to me to say, since when I knew her grandmother, she had told me many things about her, and she spoke of her relationship with her granddaughter, and she told me that they had never met each other, and that she could not explain the way she had been with her granddaughter, but that she had been with her many, many, many years. I cannot even begin to explain this strange relationship. I had no idea how it had started. We were both of mixed race. I am a person of mixed race and my grandmother was a white woman. I do not really understand why we do not have a relationship, but it seems that the way that people seem to relate to each other when they are ill is that the one who is sick is always the one who has lost his or her self and will never be able to let go of that. When the person is in a deep

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