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La quête d'Alain Ducasse is a movie starring Alain Ducasse, Massimo Bottura, and Laurent Fabius. With 18 Michelin stars, Alain Ducasse creates restaurants for our times, builds schools and pushes the boundaries of his profession....

Starring: François Hollande, Massimo Bottura, Laurent Fabius, Alain Ducasse

Genres: Documentary

Director: Gilles de Maistre

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Gilles de Maistre
Writer	Eric Roux, Gilles de Maistre
Stars	François Hollande, Massimo Bottura, Laurent Fabius, Alain Ducasse
Country	France
Also Known As	The Quest of Alain Ducasse, La Quête d'Alain Ducasse, アラン・デュカス　宮廷のレストラン, A Busca do Chef Ducasse, Alain Ducasse - kuchenne wyzwania, En kulinarisk resa med Alain Ducasse
Runtime	1H 24M
Description	With 18 Michelin stars, Alain Ducasse creates restaurants for our times, builds schools and pushes the boundaries of his profession. This public, yet secretive man agreed to be followed for 2 years, thereby revealing his evolving universe.

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Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 17:20

Not the best movie in the world. Not a great movie either. But it is a small documentary about a somewhat famous French author who died in 1999. The purpose is to show his short but very unique life, from his childhood, to his end, and it works pretty well. It is very hard to understand the author, though. To tell you the truth, I am pretty weak on this subject. But I have to admit that this movie doesn't allow me to fully understand him. He is so eloquent, so funny, so mysterious. The only thing I can say is that it is a good start. To end, it is a very good film about the author's life. 8/10

Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 11:40

Fucking Alain Ducasse. This guy is the perfect example of a man in the position of power. Like in all words, he has it all and can do almost anything. He can raise taxes, the price of gasoline, shut down a hospital, he can do it all. The thing is that he always does it, because he is a deeply sensitive and sincere man who cares about the world. You might think that he is so rich, that he has the power to do anything and everything. But you are wrong. Ducasse is a very simple man. Everything is just what it is, and this way, he can tell his story. He tells about his experiences in the hospital, and about what his wife did in prison. He tells how he had a car accident, the meaning of it all. He tells about how he had to keep on carrying his mother's blood pressure and he also had to do it because of the complications of a failed operation. The only part that I found more disturbing was the story of his family, his wife. He wanted to take his family away from the hospital, but his wife was desperate, and he couldn't do it, so he left his wife and her children and the children of his wife to the hospital. I think that he should have the right to do what he wants and he just happened to have a family that gave him this right, and his wife had to accept it. In the end, Ducasse made the hospital happy with his songs. He gave that hospital a message, a little bit of happiness. I think that he gave his wife this right, too, because Ducasse is the reason that the hospital is still a hospital today. Everyone thinks that there are no hospitals, but there are. They still exist, and they still need money. I think that Ducasse is very lucky to have this family, and that hospital was able to give him the right to do anything. I think that you have to admire Ducasse's ability to deal with it all. He did everything he could with his family. It is obvious that he was a very dedicated and sincere man who did everything he could to give his family the best possible situation. It is also a good way to show how much Ducasse cares about his family. This man is a true inspiration. He is the one who inspired me, and now I am in love with him. I am a bit disappointed that I missed the documentary about Ducasse's struggle to save his family, because it would have been really good. He was too much in need of it, and his wife too. He was his wife's only hope. But thank God he did it, and we can all know that he is very grateful for everything that he has.

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 14:58

Alain Ducasse (1908-1999) was a French filmmaker who struggled with the problems of racism, colonialism and nationalism in his time. In this film, he relates his life in France and elsewhere with various characters, along with many anecdotes. One of the most interesting things about this film is that the directors seem to be divided in their opinions about the same things. Some think he is the best filmmaker of the French New Wave of cinema, others have his work inferior to the likes of Truffaut. Many of the stories are fascinating, and some are from the point of view of the subjects. I certainly recommend it.

Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 13:27

In one of the films released in 2001, "Alain Ducasse" a co-worker of mine and I went to watch the movie. I can not be sure if I really liked it or not. In the first two minutes I had a sense that something was wrong with the movie, I knew it because I have the sense that the scriptwriter is just a madman. The story was apparently supposed to be a long one, and if they had not produced a mere prologue about two years later, I do not think it would have survived the first encounter with the camera. I can not even remember if there was a sex scene in the movie. Maybe I will go back and watch the movie again. To sum up, if you enjoy movies about very little episodes, I have not seen a better one than "Alain Ducasse".

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 09:18

I never thought that a life like Alain Ducasse could be more beautiful. I watched the movie almost alone because of my work. I met Alain Ducasse when I was in my 20s and after that he became my father in France. I was raised with his mother, his father and sister, and his sister's daughter. Alain Ducasse's mother is always out and around his father. She is the embodiment of honesty and humility and she never misses an opportunity to help her son. He has many many friends around him, especially his sister. He is in contact with people all over the world, as he often tells to me. He tells me that the people who really care about him are his friends and his sister's children. They are the ones who know Alain Ducasse. They are the ones who realize his mind. He tells me that he had a lot of emotional pain when he learned that his sister had died. He was really sad about it. However, he was happy to know that it is now going to be a lifetime without the pain and to be able to have a friend like his sister. He never reveals his feelings, although he does reveal some to me. I know that I don't understand his mind. I really need to learn more about his mind, and so should everyone. I hope that someday I can meet him and that I can find out more about him.

Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 18:33

While I was watching this film I could not help but think "this is a film about life in France - what is happening here?", I know that it is true, so I was only interested in the facts in this documentary, which is based on the memoir of a member of the Red Brigades, Jean-Marie Delaunoy, and of a woman who describes her experiences in a temporary shelter in a French refugee camp. Also interviewed are Philippe Kapla, a real estate agent in Paris, and Andre Tournet, the French Minister for Foreign Affairs, and his wife. This film is essential viewing. It covers a lot of information, but it leaves out many interesting details and this is not a fault of the film, because we don't know much about these people. The current French government is very responsible in "relocating" the French Jews, the camps, etc., but they are not the people who should be addressed in the film. They are the ones who suffered the most in France - the Red Brigades - for they left their homeland and moved to a place where they felt safe. No one knows who are the people who refused to move and who were already there. No one knew the extent of the destruction and the suffering that Jews and other asylum seekers were subjected to. No one knew how the French Red Brigades did not escape. There are no Jews or people who were victims of the French Red Brigades - only the French who joined them. This documentary was made in 2015, but it is still relevant today.

Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 12:36

This documentary follows four French brothers - the brothers are separated in their middle-age. The youngest brother is fifty, the oldest one is fifty-five. The brothers are usually watching TV and playing video games. After the death of their father, they lose a significant amount of their money. They started taking drugs and eventually committed suicide. The youngest brother tries to recover his money. He finds out that the next victim is his oldest brother, who also has a critical case. He decides to let go of his brother and he tries to put his life back together. If you have been divorced for a long time, and still love someone, watch this movie. This is not a documentary, it is a true story.

Monday, 08 Jun 2020 11:06

I watched this movie for the first time about a month ago. I had forgotten how fantastic it is. First of all it was completely silent. I could not hear the dialogue because it was so simple. Then I realized that the silent scenes were not just for the camera, they are actually true reactions of the actors. It was not just about what was happening, but what was happening between them. I really enjoyed watching this movie, because it was about just a man who was trying to create a restaurant by himself in a small village. He was building an entire village, doing things without having any money and without anything to lose. The idea of restaurant was very simple, but it was so much fun to watch. The movie was made by "Films et Revolucion" who are very talented French directors. If you like movies that is simple and without words, don't miss this movie.

Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 21:50

This is one of those films that was made, and it's a very long time ago, that I saw this in a theatre. It seems that this movie was really very much liked by the audiences. It's a very funny movie. I really like the way that the characters talk and react to the situations in their lives. Alain Ducasse, who is the most famous actor in the whole world, plays the very funny Jean Gris, who is the master of his art. Alain Ducasse shows us the details of life with his own unique way. He is a real master. We get to see different stages of life of the characters that Alain Ducasse plays in this movie. This is a very funny movie, and I think that everyone can watch it. It is a must see for any one.

Friday, 05 Jun 2020 14:23

This is a short documentary film that chronicles the works of Alain Ducasse, a young French photographer who achieved international fame with his 2007 book "The Lonely Planet". Like his debut work, "The Lonely Planet", Ducasse uses the trappings of mainstream press to portray the strangest, most fascinating subjects in the world. His use of a so-called "trip" to a remote mountain town in Peru was also a key element of the book's success. I found the way this film was created to be interesting, because the film consisted of a series of interviews with Ducasse, accompanied by still photographs. Each interview began with a lengthy description of the subject, then proceeded to an informative, funny and insightful statement. I felt that the scenes were mostly realistic, although I admit that the camera was still fairly shaky during some of the interviews. I also liked the use of interviews from an influential magazine and a short film, both of which led to the subject's acceptance by the local media, and then to his international fame. This film isn't for everybody, and isn't that much different than any other feature length documentary.

Wednesday, 27 May 2020 10:31

Cuba, a smiling young man. He is part of a secret society. One day, he starts to see strange things happening around him. If you are looking for your daily dose of documentaries this is the one to go to. If you like to get lost in the world, you will have a good time watching it. An Italian documentary about the Cuban Revolution and what Fidel Castro is about. This was a fascinating look at Cuba during the time and of course how this communist revolution would affect Cuba's neighbor, Cuba. We have a few interviews with the great man himself, as well as others. You will be excited to see him go on a television talk show. The movie is very compelling. It is as if you are watching it live. It is highly entertaining and some of the information is even shocking. You will be amazed and then you will wonder if you should continue watching it or not. This was an interesting, and enlightening documentary about one of the most important events of our time. I give it a 9.

Saturday, 23 May 2020 06:22

This is a truly stunning movie about the women who took up the fight against the Vietnamese Communists. No one is watching this movie, and it shows that we have long been so focused on men, on hunting them down, we forgot to recognize what women were fighting for. The film is clear and honest, and the slow pace keeps you from getting bored. The acting is top-notch. Each actress is wonderfully cast. Louise Lasser is remarkable, as is Guillaume Nolasco as the head of the anti-Vietnam front. The movie is directed with much skill. It's really a must-see.

Wednesday, 20 May 2020 09:40

I remember seeing this film when I was a kid, and I'm glad I saw it again after my second viewing. I saw a lot of Jules Verne novels as a kid, but this film had something that the ones of "Lonesome Dove" did not: character development. Jules Verne did not show us who he was, or what he was writing about. Alain Ducasse (who went on to win the Nobel Prize for Literature) did, and he used his characters to show us what life was like for Verne's characters, and we saw things from his point of view. If you don't have the opportunity to see this film, I strongly recommend that you go see it, as it will help you to understand Verne's novels as you are reading them. If you haven't read a Verne novel, but plan to read one, this is an excellent film for you.

Thursday, 14 May 2020 22:12

Ducasse, the man who shot the final, horrible, grotesque shot of the angel falling from the sky, was never taken out of the world of Hollywood. The interviewer to this documentary was a high school student who was studying at a college near Los Angeles. They got on the subject of Ducasse because the story was taking a little too long to get down, and I think they had some questions about the earlier work of Tim Burton. I actually thought the interviewee was a bit on the nose, but they got the point across. There is a lot of loose plot, with things that could be explained easily with a simple Wikipedia search, like the exact meaning of his life's work, or his unsuitability for work that his children would consider difficult to relate to, or how he got his last $100k, or what he used to do to get his workers to carry their own money. There are no heroes in this film, and no villains. There are just choices, and the way the characters (and you, the viewer) find your way in this "non-linear" documentary is really surprising. You have to be willing to be pulled into the world of this man and his work. And you need to be willing to want to see his life. There is also a lot of the viewer in this film being manipulated. They might think they are making a film about the eccentric Dicoteau, when they really are making a film about the eccentric Dicoteau. This is a "film" about what happens when a man and his work do not fit in a rigid and expected fashion. It is an exploration of the artist's craft, but a painful exploration, so I would recommend it to others with some curiosity about cinema, art, and their lives, or people with a more or less open mind. 8/10

Wednesday, 06 May 2020 19:50

No doubt I'm not the target audience, but I'd like to see a movie about the life and legacy of Francois Truffaut. I don't want to get too sentimental. I just want to know about the man and why he did what he did, as well as what I could learn from him. I don't care if it's true or not. I just want to be exposed to the man, his life, his talent, his dedication to cinema, to his greatest hits and what made him a man. Maybe I'll learn something. Even if I'm not ready to be a Truffaut fan, maybe it's a good thing. But there is nothing to learn. It's all in the eye of the viewer.

Tuesday, 14 Apr 2020 08:05

Another documentary by filmmaker Jean-Pierre Bacri. The movie chronicles the life of the controversial and also controversial actor Alain Ducasse, who was given the honorarium to play a role on the big screen in the big city of Paris. During the film, we watch Ducasse play out a bunch of different characters in various settings. One of the characters is an ex-junkie named Josette. Ducasse is very honest about how and why he became such a role. He describes that when he was in a junkie phase of his life, he always wanted to make the big city big. But as it is an endless supply of people, he can never get the number of people he wants to play. And as such he stays on the stage and ignores any of the garbage people in the streets. But after watching this film, I still wanted to go back to the big city and make my own movie.

Monday, 13 Apr 2020 06:35

When I was a kid, when I was a big reader, the world seemed to me as a solid place. We have always known the universe, we could see everything. The universe is big and, perhaps, as some say, everything is bigger than everything else. So, when we see a village or a city, we see it as it really is, we see it as it should be. From the beginning to the end, it's all clear, the questions can be asked: Who is the bad guy? What is the good guy? What is the good and what is the bad? It seems all those who are not part of the local population are part of the evil, but what can be said about the others? This is not a movie about adults, it's about the only way in which we can live together in the modern world. I like the way the director has made a simple but a powerful documentary about the music. To play some music is to be part of a very special people. We need a lot of love and we need it to be asked. And also the idea is well known, how to make a documentary and that is the meaning of this movie. It's very important, even if it's not the same in every village and it's not a great idea, as in our society, everyone knows and knows how to make a documentary about his life and his culture, so why is it?

Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 07:43

This documentary is a wonderful look into the life of Alain Ducasse. Here, he is seen talking about the development of his work "More Than A Dream", as well as talking about his creative process and his reflections on life in general. The way he describes how his work evolved, by the way he describes his relationship with the director (Jean-Pierre Melville), and about his personal life are all really interesting and very inspiring. Although this is not a documentary film, it is really well done in every other aspect. The documentary does a great job with telling about the life of Ducasse, while also showing his artistic journey and his artistic relationship with the director. The way he talks about his relationship with Melville is truly fascinating and revealing, and in addition, I think this documentary is really funny and makes fun of Ducasse's creative process, so in the end, I think it is a must see!

Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 07:05

It is an educational film about a real life scientist who invented a new super drug called Valium, which it turned out to be much more addictive and harmful than anything he has ever done before. When I first saw this film at the London Film Festival, I was flabbergasted to see the thought of a pharmaceutical company trying to promote it and the current drug policy around the world. The film makes the interesting point that drug companies have always been interested in developing and developing drugs and this film makes clear that this should not be allowed to happen with the war on drugs.

Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 07:03

The title and the more interesting and rather touching ending of "A Long Time in the Heart of Darkness" should inspire a viewer to see this film, but it really is all about Alain Ducasse. An absolutely fascinating film, with Ducasse's original writings combined with the extraordinary vision of Jacques Rivette, it is the best film of 1990 (more so than "Trouble with the Curve" or "Paulette Goddard" which came out the same year). When you leave the cinema, you might think a little about the meaning of life, of love and of existence. If that sounds depressing, don't worry: it is and Ducasse says that at the end of the film. The most striking thing of all, though, is the revelation of the fate of one of Ducasse's best known characters: Rene. What a lovely portrayal of this remarkable man! For as a writer of stories and as a dedicated lover of books, I would have preferred to hear him speak at the closing of the film. How much more difficult can life be if you make a permanent impression on an entire world, especially in the first days of a real friendship!

Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 06:25

Alain Ducasse is an artist whose work is more concerned with the human condition than the bodily state. In this film, he shows us how one man does not make a difference on the level of the society as a whole, but that he is able to have an impact on his family and on the world, which is part of the condition. The main theme of the film is a man's loss of control and his need to reach out to help those around him, even if it does not bring him to the line of struggle. We learn more about this man's struggle and the struggles of those around him as he tries to realize the best solution for the ones who are more helpless than he. It is also a question of power and how it affects us in our personal lives. Finally, the film will bring you to know the life and the attitude of a human being in a society that does not respect him or her for who they are. This film reminds us that our needs and our freedoms come only from the society and not from our own. It shows us the humanity and the dignity of a man who makes the same difference in the way of a person than we do in our world. A man who is in constant conflict with the society he lives in. This man is not a militant, he is a passionate one who must make a difference and is able to help himself and others without needing to be a part of it. If we can achieve our goals, we can continue to enjoy our lives and our freedom. If we do not, then life will become a little harder.

Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 03:37

A documentary about the recent attempts by Michel Gouyel (Director) to link to the Cinema Alain Ducasse, a french director who has made some memorable works. The film shows us clips of the films of the creator, who also made films with "Alain ducasse" & "Alain + Andre" (couple - stills from the films - 1990) - 2005. This film should be watched by all who have a love for cinema, even if they are not fans of the French film industry. For many this is the film they see as the definitive cinema of French cinema. For others it is the film they first saw and say "I loved that" to, or "I loved that to that".

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