Guest Culture - «De La Comédie-Française»: the Jubilatory Comedy by Bertrand Usclat and Martin Darondeau
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Bertrand Usclat and Martin Darondeau's comedy offers a caustic dive behind the scenes of the institution that parodys itself.
The funniest film of the summer takes place at the Comédie Française and tells the three chaotic hours preceding a premiere of "Macbeth". As a member of the institution for 22 years, Laurent Stocker camps Philippe, perched actor and cuckold.
The film, full of ideas and tasty dialogues, staged the complicated preparations of the troupe and staff of the Parisian theatre before a crucial performance.
The troupe of Molière's house is in honour of a comedy that is released this Wednesday, July 22nd on French screens. With four awards at the Festival de comedy de l'Alpe d'Huez, this satire entitled De la Comédie-Française counts on the poster some 22 boarders and members who live a series of disasters a few hours from a performance.
Ségolène Alunni tells us about the film entitled "De la Comédie-Française", which is released this Wednesday at the cinema. This feature film demystifies the ideas received in the theatre by immerse us in the catastrophic behind the scenes of a Shakespeare play. (Culture, media and entertainment).
From the Comédie Française, presented as "the comedy of the year" made us laugh a lot, in fact, but fails quite widely to really talk about this institution and what can be played there. The post "De la Comédie Française" by Martin Darondeau and Bertrand Usclat: on behalf of Molière appeared first on Benzine Magazine.
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