Catherine Deneuve

I think so.

It also stars Catherine Deneuve.

It stars David Morse.

It stars Peter Stormare.

I think she's talking like Björk.

And actually there's a decent argument.

And I think Peter Stormare, who is also excellent, Peter Stormare and Catherine Deneuve have both said that it didn't really feel like Björk was acting it felt like she was feeling like it was a purely emotional task for her as though her and Selma were inseparable which I think is really interesting because Björk is playing somebody who over the course of the movie is like psychologically and physically abused and And that's kind of the space that Björk had been in going into Homogenic.

And we're not far from coming out of Homogenic and into this.

How does it work? Is it open to the public? You can register online.

And, you know, there is, of course, Belle du Jour, of course, with Catherine Deneuve.

And we have 8 1⁄2, we have Mark by Sophia, we have Paris, Texas, Wim Wender, we have a Buddha Souffle.

Nice.

Songs like Chevalder and the Oscar-nominated I've Seen It All are standout moments that underscore the film's unique blend of despair and hope.

The supporting cast, including Catherine Deneuve as Selma's friend Kathy and David Morse as the conflicted policeman Bill, add layers of complexity to the narrative.

Their interactions with Selma highlight themes of trust, betrayal and the human capacity for both kindness and cruelty.

Dancer in the Dark is not a film that seeks to entertain in the traditional sense.

And then you have The Hunger that he wrote.

David Bowie, Susan Sarandon, and Catherine Deneuve.

Amazing movie.

Tony Scott, Ridley Scott's brother, directed that.

I know.

That's what's so wonderful about his work and what you do in your work, and there's this idea always about French women, that they know everything about sex, especially the housewives, and like the character played by Catherine Deneuve in-

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From his entourage, I only met Pierre Bergé-

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... uh, Catherine Deneuve, and Betty Catroux.

Oh, yeah.

Then, in 1972, Delon starred in Melville's next film, called Unflick, yet another heist movie, but again, excellent viewing.

Richard Krenner and Catherine Deneuve co-star, and this time Delon plays a cop.

His mistress is the girlfriend of a club owner, who leads a gang of robbers.

It was to be Melville's final film.