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A year after his father’s death in Mexico, Victor returns to Buenos Aires with a twofold mission. On the one hand, he brings with him a new project for his former theater company; on the other, he abandons his part as The Princess of France and takes up a new role in front of five actresses who know him all too well, but who don´t know that time to work will soon become a time to think again about lost loves. (Rivera Maya Film Festival)Movie details
Title : The Princess of FranceRelease : 2014-08-07
Genre : Comedy
Runtime : 70
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Homepage : Homepage Movie
Trailer : Video Trailer
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Julián Larquier Tellarini, Agustina Muñoz, Romina Paula, María Villar, Gabriela Saidon, Pablo Sigal, Elisa Carricajo, Laura Paredes,
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The Princess of France (2014) A year after his father's death in Mexico, Victor returns to Buenos Aires with a twofold mission. On the one hand, he brings with him a new project for his former theater company; on the ... See full summary ».
"The Princess of France" has an appealing lightness and modesty, but it also feels flimsy and thin, like clever scribblings in the margins of a book, fleeting insights in search of form and energy.
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Yas, Queen! In addition to being a good politician, the Princess is practical. She comes to Navarre with business on her mind and seeks nothing short of accomplishing her goal. (She wants the province of Aquitaine, which lies in southwestern France but which the King of Navarre still controls as he waits for payment from her father.)...
The Princess Of France ambles from one low-key encounter to another, rarely engaging directly with the Bard, and never elevating its heart rate beyond the resting level. Victor, as played by Tellarini, seems far too dull to inspire even the lukewarm romantic interest shown by his actresses, and in general, everyone onscreen gives the impression of having been chosen primarily for their amiability.
Coming on the heels of Rosalinda and Viola, The Princess Of France is his third consecutive reinterpretation of the Bard. It begins with an extended dream sequence and ends with a character’s fantasy of how things could have been, and, in between, it moves between relationships and role-playing with an inventive fluidity that is very much Piñeiro’s own.
"The Princess of France" has an appealing lightness and modesty, but it also feels flimsy and thin, like clever scribblings in the margins of a book, fleeting insights in search of form and energy.
This item: The Princess of France by Julián Larquier Tellarini DVD $17.99. Only 1 left in stock (more on the way). Ships from and sold by Amazon.com. FREE Shipping on orders over $25. Details. Hermia & Helena by Agustina Muñoz DVD $19.69. Only 1 left in stock (more on the way).
Yas, Queen! In addition to being a good politician, the Princess is practical. She comes to Navarre with business on her mind and seeks nothing short of accomplishing her goal. (She wants the province of Aquitaine, which lies in southwestern France but which the King of Navarre still controls as he waits for payment from her father.)...
The Princess Of France ambles from one low-key encounter to another, rarely engaging directly with the Bard, and never elevating its heart rate beyond the resting level. Victor, as played by Tellarini, seems far too dull to inspire even the lukewarm romantic interest shown by his actresses, and in general, everyone onscreen gives the impression of having been chosen primarily for their amiability.
Coming on the heels of Rosalinda and Viola, The Princess Of France is his third consecutive reinterpretation of the Bard. It begins with an extended dream sequence and ends with a character’s fantasy of how things could have been, and, in between, it moves between relationships and role-playing with an inventive fluidity that is very much Piñeiro’s own.
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