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(1009) 6.4 129 min 2017

Félicité is a movie starring Véro Tshanda Beya Mputu, Gaetan Claudia, and Papi Mpaka. Félicité sings in a bar in Kinshasa. When her 14-year-old son has a motorcycle accident, she goes on a frantic search through the streets of...

Starring: Papi Mpaka, Véro Tshanda Beya Mputu, Gaetan Claudia, Nadine Ndebo

Genres: Drama, Music

Director: Alain Gomis

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Drama, Music
Director	Alain Gomis
Writer	Olivier Loustau, Delphine Zingg, Alain Gomis
Stars	Papi Mpaka, Véro Tshanda Beya Mputu, Gaetan Claudia, Nadine Ndebo
Country	Lebanon, France, Germany, Senegal, Belgium
Also Known As	Felicidade, Felicite, Felisite, わたしは、幸福（フェリシテ）
Runtime	2H 9M
Description	Félicité sings in a bar in Kinshasa. When her 14-year-old son has a motorcycle accident, she goes on a frantic search through the streets of Kinshasa, a world of music and dreams. And her path crosses that of Tabu.

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Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 02:39

The story of Sophie's boyfriend was presented in a realistic manner. No complicated family issues. For Sophie, there were only the two of them. Their interactions were intimate and could only be explained in a literary way. The acting was excellent, it was a really important element to convey the feelings Sophie felt. The setting and the music also added to the story. It was really clear that Sophie was in a different world, when she sang. The time that they spent together was portrayed in a really interesting way. It was sad when Sophie had to leave Paris because her boyfriend was working in the States. The music helped her to break through to another world and was not just music. It was more a sign of her individuality and a way to express her feelings, but it also showed the reactions of other people. This movie is very nice to see.

Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 01:14

Why is there such a shortage of new film (or film-making in general) directors/writers/producers/screenwriters/screencasters in France? That's why I decided to write this review.I don't really know why. I saw some of them at the Baftas and other festivals here and in Europe, but I have a feeling that none of them really took a serious interest in what I wrote. And also, why can't French film makers make films? Not only that, but why can't they just put some effort into it? Because French film-makers are still focused on making films for their own consumption and no one wants to have to watch a film by a person who is not interested in making films for his/her own consumption and then making a film about it. And I am talking about Francois Ozon, Fanny Ardant, Bertrand Tavernier, or Darlene McCall - the names are no longer recognizable. A few years ago, during the Cannes Film Festival, I met with some talented French film makers and they told me that they were still concerned about making films because they were still interested in them. They still wanted to make films and they still wanted to be filmmakers. They were serious about making films and they wanted to make them well. So why in the world don't they make films? It doesn't seem that they're interested in making films. I am not saying they should stop making films.I'm saying that they shouldn't put so much effort into making films. It's as simple as that. But why does nobody want to make films anymore? Is it really that hard? And I'm saying this from the point of view of a very professional filmmaker, as I was already acquainted with several of them at the Baftas. A couple of days ago, I watched a very good film by Damien Dahan (who I saw at the Cannes Film Festival) and I really appreciated his work, as well as his directing and his acting. But I really think that a great deal of effort has to be put into making a film, and that a lot of effort can be put into making a great film. I would really appreciate any comments, criticisms, and advice from French film makers in general. I would be very grateful if you can point out any particular films that you think are good or that you have seen. As a French filmmaker myself, I would be very grateful if you would tell me what you think of my film, my directing, and my acting.

Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 12:59

This is a film that takes you on a ride. It can be a bit boring, but it is good to know that there is still movie making out there that can make you feel good. If you have seen the movie Premonition, you will not be able to guess that it is a remake of this film, but it is worth seeing. I will warn you that there is a lot of scenes that make you jump, it is hard to understand and understand, but it is worth it. You will not be able to see this movie once, but the more times you see it, the better it will become.

Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 04:03

What if any movie has the power to influence the hearts of its audience? A film like "Solitary Man", a true story about the impact a rock musician can have on a quiet town in the heart of Scotland, certainly has. A music festival - quite unlike any I have ever experienced - is taking place on the remote Scottish island of Paisley, in the summer of 1982, with just the right amount of snow and rain to keep the crowds in check. The music festival, run by a producer named William Braithwaite (Christopher Eccleston) has been the most successful one in a long time, but despite this success, there is a sense that something isn't right with the town. Most people seem to leave Paisley after a day, or a couple of nights, without a word to anyone. Some have been kidnapped. Others have been locked up in the local jail. The locals have told the story of William Braithwaite's secret prison and have made his jail their own - but will this help to bring him out of his prison and into the town's good graces? Who will pay him a visit, and what will happen to them when they come? "Solitary Man" is one of those movies which, although seeming like a very low budget film, has an aura of quality which makes it extremely difficult to look away from. We are given a sense of the dramatic tension and drama as well as the characters' tension and drama, and this quality is so effective that we find ourselves constantly watching the events on screen. The performances by the entire cast are brilliant, from the small cast to the big ones, but the biggest part of the movie's impact is due to the performances of the main characters. Christopher Eccleston as William Braithwaite is simply great, while Christopher Eccleston as the townspeople are amazing. Their performances are believable and it is obvious that they have been acting on a fairly large stage. If you have ever been in a music festival and seen the people get so close to one another, it is this film which has made you feel like you were actually there. In "Solitary Man", the tension and drama is there, and it is clear to see that the actors are being able to "relate" to the characters in their scenes, as if they are actually there. The mood of the movie is very good, the music, as always, is a big part of it, and there is also the fact that "Solitary Man" was based on a true story, so everything is genuine. "Solitary Man" is a movie which I would recommend to anyone, and

Friday, 03 Apr 2020 12:57

The Spanish photographer Guillermo Navarro, who was the subject of "The Illusion of Life", "The Celluloid Closet", and "A Night at the Museum", is famous for his work on fairy tales, in particular a couple of myths involving princes, princes, and princesses. The myth of the Prince of Darkness, which explains why some children become morbidly ill from eating the prince's forbidden fruit, and why those who become princes are destined to be evil, and therefore cannot see the light. This myth was the source of a fantastically melodramatic poem by Luis Patino, who also adapted it into an operatic play. I'm not sure whether or not Navarro is really the prince of darkness, but I think he's the prince of Fairy Tales. Well, the Prince of Darkness was a boy born into a noble family, so he is the prince of darkness. This is a fabulous story, with clever and subtle characters, and a clear image of the middle-class world of 19th century Spain. The words are often, but not always, dark. Navarro is the Prince of Darkness. Navarro is an excellent and talented storyteller. Navarro writes fantasy stories. A man who has the power to turn the darkness into light is a powerful ruler. But the Prince of Darkness is not a good or noble person. He's a vile man who would never hesitate to do anything to have his way. The prince of darkness wants to be king. So Navarro had a very difficult task in the beginning of his story. The prince of darkness wants to be king, but he doesn't know what he wants. He wants to be a ruler. But he's the wrong man. He has the power to turn the darkness into light, but he has the power to do it badly. He turns the darkness into a light. The story ends with the prince of darkness, or his wife, turning the darkness into light. He's not the Prince of Darkness. He is not the hero of the story, he's the Prince of Darkness. Navarro is a wonderful storyteller. He is talented in telling fantasy stories and he is also a good writer. The movie is filled with magical touches. For example, when the prince of darkness goes to the village, he does not come with a sword or a badge. He comes with a bag, an umbrella, and a coat. When he passes the village he appears to be the prince of darkness. But it turns out to be nothing. Navarro also knows how to use the music. The movie was always played with the Spanish version of "The Voice of the Lord", which was also popular

Friday, 03 Apr 2020 04:00

Jabhat Al-Khatib (the two-time Oscar nominee) leads a company of underground filmmakers, also known as The Al-Qaeda of Pakistan. He has successfully created a devastating soundtrack to accompany his subversive work, which is banned in Pakistan. He has released a number of independent films, but these movies are primarily made to counter the efforts of the Pakistani government to have him extradited. This is a film for the open-minded viewer to appreciate, because it presents a story of two peoples who fight against tyranny with a creative take on the classic formula of anti-authoritarian struggle. The film includes the work of two people, one is the filmmaker, and the other is the musician, with the filmmaker and musician involved in several levels of conflict. This film is a must-see for those who appreciate what the Palestinian struggle is all about.

Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 14:20

Everything about this movie is great, the film is beautifully shot, with spectacular shots of the New York City and its streets and other parts of the city and on top of that the film's score is a fantastic piece of music by composer Giuseppe Verdi. Even the actors were brilliant. Everyone in this movie was perfectly cast and their performances were very good. Meryl Streep, I've always loved her, she plays the role of a woman who is a real artist and has her eyes set on her goal. Mark Ruffalo plays the role of an actor who is trying to get to his dreams but is being hindered by his own inner problems. The only actor who I would compare this movie to is Anthony Hopkins in "King Kong". Although that movie had an African American theme, it had a unique movie plot and was more a remake than a sequel. "Faire". was a very good movie and I highly recommend it.

Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 12:55

Film-making is difficult. Some films get made simply for the sake of being made. Other films are produced in order to tell a story. What kind of film-making should one ask, exactly? It is difficult to answer this question, as we are drawn into a world that is foreign, mysterious, and entirely strange. This film, "Félicité" by Claude Chabrol, could be called "abstraction" film-making, and it is what I like to call "cultural abjection." This film is about how a kid named Maurice (Nicolas Riel) spends his time after school telling stories of imaginary friends. His parents (Francois Duhamel and Sophie Marceau) are extremely agitated about Maurice's strange behavior. When his parents eventually catch on to Maurice's stories, they find a long way to go in order to understand the boy. What the parents don't know, is that their son's behaviour is only the surface of a deeper story about a girl named Isabelle (Karin Roeg). Maurice must have told Isabelle of all his stories in order to get her to fall in love with him. Because she is a very unique individual, Maurice must tell her of the stories as well. Maurice has been alone for a long time, and he comes to understand that he has missed many of the important things in his life. He is lost, he is bored, and he has decided to tell his stories to try to "unlearn" his life. Maurice does this with Isabelle, but it becomes clear that he will always be alone. When Isabelle goes missing, he discovers that she is missing. Maurice goes to the police to try to find her, but he is told that they have already given the woman's name to a friend. Then Maurice tries to find Isabelle. But when he finds her, he realizes that she is not what he thought she was. "Félicité" is about a film-making made with a specific story in mind. There are many other films made with the same kind of story, but this one, which tells the story of Maurice's imaginary friends, is a different one altogether. The other films I've mentioned are documentaries. "Félicité" is another kind of film. As you know, there are documentaries, and then there are films. Films have two different types of viewers. Some film-goers want a documentary to go down in the memory forever. Others want to see a documentary that they can immediately share with others. I'm in the middle of the second category, and I can only say that I had a very interesting time watching this film. This is

Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 15:41

Yesss. That's what I have to say about this film. I'm a bit of a film buff, but this is the one that's really taking me away. I'll admit that I'm a bit of a romantic and admire the attitude of the narrator of the film, but here is another one of those movies that make you feel warm and fuzzy inside. The cinematography is really well done. It is a bit too long and in places the characters seem to be talking in French (that's a bit of a problem though). I feel that the time is better spent on the writing and the actors' performances than on the acting. That's because they really don't do a good job in conveying their feelings and emotions. But that's just a personal opinion. All in all, the movie is a great example of how film can express a great deal and its not just a matter of a well made film, but one of a movie that leaves you feeling good and makes you feel good. And that is really something that this film achieves. 9/10

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 14:16

It is all about the music, the characters and the relationship between the female lead and the male lead. It is a story about two women's journey in their relationship with one another and with their lover. The movie is shot very well and the settings are very beautiful. But the movie is very touching and it makes you feel sorry for the main characters. My favorite part is when Jean goes to Paris and comes back to her husband with the gorgeous Parisian girl. All the important characters are wonderful. The actor who plays Jean is amazing. Her performance is wonderful. She is talented. The main female lead is brilliant. She is very beautiful. She is also very talented. The actor who plays her husband is also very good. All the other characters are wonderful. All the songs are wonderful. I am very happy that this film is produced by the French film industry. I hope it will be successful. All the actors and actresses who play in this movie are brilliant. My only criticism is that they could have done more with the ending. I feel like it was a little disappointing and it didn't give the audience the "meaning" that it was supposed to. But in the end, it was the most beautiful and beautiful love story ever.

Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 15:37

This is one of the best films I have ever seen. I love Tarr as an actor. He always gives an excellent performance. I have always thought he was a great actress, but he gives an absolutely stunning performance in this film. My favorites here are the music, the camera work, the setting, the story, and the characters. It's worth seeing, and I think you should. 9/10

Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 18:23

I love this movie. I love everything about this movie. It's a truly underrated film. The scene where Laura ends up at the village with her mother, and her mother's speech is truly incredible, and absolutely heartbreaking. And the little boy who played Ruelle.who's name I cannot pronounce.He's so well-cast, he's so well-cast. He's a fantastic little actor, and I wish he had a bigger part in the movie. I know he's a kid, but he's too young for his character. And some of the scenes just are incredibly, truly beautiful. It's such a shame that there are so many films out there that are very very mediocre, that are so small budgets, and do not deliver a masterpiece, but this film is definitely so, and it deserves more recognition. I think that it deserves its place in the Academy. So thank you, thank you, thank you to Marie-Josee Croze and Jean-Jacques Annaud, thank you to all the actors and the crew who made this movie a true masterpiece. And so, thank you to Pierre Rivette, who also did a really beautiful film, and also gave this film a much, much smaller budget, but he did a great job with it. He truly deserved his Oscar. It's a film I can't get enough of. I hope to see more films from him. I hope to see more films from both his and Jean-Jacques Annaud. Thank you so much to all the people who made this movie, and for all the people who like this film.

Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 10:53

I first heard of this movie a few years ago from a friend of mine who said it was a must see movie for anyone who loves travel movies. I've just watched it again and I thought it was really great. The movie has so many special effects it could be in a movie about a 6 year old trying to pull a pin with her fingers. But the special effects just keep coming and coming. The actors in this movie are really great. I thought the main characters were great too, but the main character was especially great. I think the whole movie is really great. I think you should watch it and make up your own opinion about it. If you do, then I think you'll love the movie as much as I did.

Wednesday, 25 Mar 2020 21:12

This film is one of the best I have ever seen. It is very beautiful, very touching and very human. I was amazed that the characters were all so real and what a beautiful film. I have to say I was so touched by it. The story is beautiful and will make you laugh and cry. I really liked the songs, and they were so strong. I loved the music and the songs were really good. I would recommend this film to everyone and anyone. I really liked it and I would like to see it again. I have been watching it more and more and I still love it so much. I hope you do too. :)

Wednesday, 25 Mar 2020 19:47

Great drama based on true events. This movie is in France by chance but it is worth the watch.

Tuesday, 24 Mar 2020 19:45

A good way to define this film is in terms of the way a lot of people seem to be responding to it. As you might expect, the casual viewer is going to have trouble distinguishing between what is a real documentary and what is simply staged, scripted material. On the other hand, some people are probably going to have a hard time distinguishing between what is realistic and what is fantasy, and the use of several female performers to add the necessary female element seems to be very much like the way many people are describing the movie as fiction. You'll be hard pressed to tell the difference. If you're a teenager, the obvious contrast to the focus on the overbearing mother is the way the father in the story seems to have no particular interest in the family's fate, whereas the mother seems to be very active. If you're older, the scene with the teenager talking with the mother is probably going to get under your skin. In terms of symbolism, this film is very similar to Fassbinder's "Before Sunrise," which I think I've seen twice and consider to be one of the greatest films of all time. In terms of its overall impact on the viewer, this film is better than the former because there's a lot of symbolism in here, but it is not as good as "Before Sunrise." In terms of its reception in France, I think this film has gotten the most attention. To some extent, this might have been the result of it being released in the middle of the world crisis, which, with the exception of the financial crisis of 2007, is still raging, and the crisis being a political issue. And, finally, this film is a good example of the exploitation of children. Not only is the mother overtly controlling, she is also being portrayed as controlling the children. So, there is a very strong emotional connection between the mother and the children. In many cases, the mother is being the adult who is usually the strongest, and is taking the children into her protective arms. This is not to say that the children are passive victims, but rather that they are being used as tools of manipulation by the mother.

Monday, 23 Mar 2020 22:34

The film is rather slow moving and boring, but its story is enthralling and wonderful. The stories tell about four families that are trying to work out their differences. The story follows the individual's lives as they are trying to find their way. For example, the son who is gay tries to find his place in the family. The father is recovering from being fired from his job. The mother is dealing with a new relationship and the daughter, an artist, is trying to stay close to her mother. These are the main characters of the story. Some may be a bit confused by the fact that some of the family members are from different countries. That is okay. It is not that important because each family member is important in their own right. It is the story that matters.

Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 08:51

Fondly known as "The Year of Fighting" in Vietnam, Jean-Claude Van Damme's movies from the seventies and eighties were the formulaic revenge films made by a legend, which was synonymous with some kind of "Greatness" and "Hollywood-ish" portrayal of the "Hero" who has to be pampered by the owner of the theatre he is in. This film does not glorify the "hero", but rather shows the ridiculous lengths these men would go through to get back at their enemies. The film is divided into two parts. The first part "The Rage" takes place in South Vietnam. The second part "Crimson Hearts" takes place in Cambodia. The film is filled with the sights and sounds of the "War" (and its people). The cinematography is very good. The colors are realistic. It's a film full of colors. The first part is entirely shot in colors. We watch Vietnam, Cambodia, and South Vietnam during the opening credits. There is lots of street shooting, assassinations, and the like. In Cambodia we follow the Vietnamese peasants as they go on a "Operation" to destroy the Thai and American Army that are invading their villages and murdering the inhabitants. This film is very brutal. The "War" is so brutal and bloody that the blood and guts that this film shows are like nothing we've ever seen before. You will not see this in other movies. As an action film, this film is good. As a film for a "great" viewer, this film is good. I liked it very much. It's good to see Van Damme in his purest form. When he's not playing a "Hero" or an "Assassin", he's a "Violent Denialist" (laughs). The film has some bad stuff. There are two set pieces that are just horrible. The first is when a couple of soldiers attack an innocent villager and take him prisoner. Their plan is to murder him. In this scene the dialog is terrible and the movie is devoid of any kind of humor. The second set piece is when a group of Vietnamese peasants attack the village of the Vietnamese peasants and try to force the villagers to take the Americans and the Viet Cong prisoners away. In this scene, the Viet Cong are unceremoniously executed by the villagers. They look and act in terrible manners. This film has more profanity than any other Van Damme film. But this is not necessarily a bad thing. It just adds to the realism of the film. But the film is very violent and hard to watch. There are a few scenes that are just not good. For

Friday, 20 Mar 2020 08:49

A great movie about life of a family during the 1980's. The movie takes a hard-hitting subject, makes it look beautiful and explains it without being to preachy. There's even some unexpected surprises (we don't see exactly what happens in the end, but that's not a bad thing) and it manages to be very relatable. With its wonderful soundtrack, great acting and interesting story it's a great movie that will touch your heart.

Monday, 16 Mar 2020 09:33

I was waiting for this movie to come out and finally have seen it. I had very high expectations because i love Denys Arcand and even read some of his books and i thought that this would be great. But i was very disappointed. The movie was not very good and i also did not like the french actors who gave very bad performances. The music was not very good and the actors also did not have very good performances. The story of the movie was not good at all and i think that this movie was too long. All in all the movie was not very good. If you like Denys Arcand or music of the 60's then watch this movie but if you are looking for a good movie, then wait for the video or watch it on TV. I give it a 9 out of 10

Monday, 16 Mar 2020 07:48

There is no other film that captures the spirit of the 1960's so well. The story line, the music, the casting, everything is perfect. The acting is especially outstanding as are the costumes, the photography, and the sound. The sound is also wonderful. I think the cast must be praised as they deserve the Academy Awards for best picture, actor, and actress. This is truly one of my favorite films and I recommend it to anyone who loves musicals. I give it a 9/10.

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