改编自巴尔扎克的同名小说《被遗弃的女人》

Jarmusch told The Playlist that he was preparing to shoot his next film — and, in a surprising twist for the director and Sqürl collaborator, the new film may feature no music whatsoever.
“The film we’re preparing now for late this year to shoot, probably, I think, may have no music,” he explained. “It’s a very subtle film; it’s very quiet. And I think music could move it too much one way — it’s a funny and sad film, right? It sort of has both woven in. I don’t know if I wanna have music to add some other thing over it. It doesn’t really want it so far.”
Exoskeleton an emerging production company is reportedly developing a new project titled as, ‘Father Mother Sister Brother’. Being a relatively new production company, Exoskeleton will be teaming up with Animal Kingdom and CG Cinéma for the upcoming feature film. Animal Kingdom is a production company based in New York. CG Cinéma is another production company which is based in Paris.
The upcoming movie has supposedly commenced its filming in November 2023 and is predicted to complete its production in March 2024. West Milford, New Jersey and Paris, France will be serving as the primary locations for ‘Father Mother Sister Brother’.

改编自川端康成的同名小说《美丽与悲哀》

Fragments of the lives of the customers of a great restaurant and the inconvenience of its manager.

TV series

Rosanna Arquette informally interviews several contrasting actresses about how they cope with being a woman in the entertainment industry. The chauvenism of male crew is discussed, the pretentiousness / stereotyping of female characters in American film now. Interviews include those with Alley Sheedy, Martha Plimpton, Debra Winger, Emmanual Beart, and Rosanna's sister, Patricia Arquette -among others. Although a documentary this film seems affected, Arquette never has an argument, never says anything bad about another actress, in fact, complimenting just about everyone of them as being her favourite actress.

Danish-French television series

British crime drama TV series, 2013-2017

Under the influence of signs and premonitions, a man allows himself to veer in and out of a love affair with his colleague.

A college professor's day: his top student allegedly commits suicide, his wife presents him with divorce papers and he overnights in a freshman girl's dorm. The next day: more murders around him. Will he find the killer in time?

At the battle of Solferino Joseph von Trotta, a lieutenant in the Slovenian infantry, is wounded while saving the life of the young Austrian Emperor Franz-Joseph I. The Emperor rewards him by elevating him in society to a position quite out of keeping with his social rank, and which entirely alienates him from his farming background: Joseph gets promoted to the rank of captain, and is made a member of the nobility. Years later Joseph von Trotta accidentally finds a description of the battle that changed his life in a text-book belonging to his son Franz. Enraged at the over-emotional, patriotic and sentimental way in which the Emperor's rescue at the hands of "the Hero of Solferino" is depicted, he lodges a complaint at the Imperial Court. During an audience, the Emperor, displaying a certain degree of resignation, attempts to convince him that myths are both justifiable and necessary. Joseph, however, discovers "that it was nothing else but craftiness that assured the existence of ...

At just under 10 minutes, the film brings to life a fusion of pleasure mixed with terror. It begins dark, transporting the viewer into a woodsy scene where it must be close to midnight and who knows what can happen in the middle of nowhere.

2011 film by Claude Lelouch

Georg Friederich Händel was not only a musical genius but also a great man. He had a strong personality and was non-conformist, honest, outspoken, independent and unable to kowtow to the servility in the court.
Händel was a child prodigy like Mozart the only difference being that his father wanted him to be a lawyer and therefore fought little Georg’s talent. Foregoing his formative years in Germany, the story begins in Italy, Rome in 1708, with the performance of the oratorio from the “Resurrection” in his patron Francesco Maria Ruspoli’s palace. Handel is 23, slim, blond and extremely handsome.
In Rome cardinal Ottoboni organises a memorable music competition between the two greatest players of the time, Handel and his contemporary Domenico Scarlatti in his magnificent residence (Palazzo della Cancelleria).
In December 1709 in Venice Händel’s success seals his value as an excellent opera writer and propels him towards the major European courts. In 1710 he becomes Chapelmaster at the court of Hanover, by far too provincial a stage for such an emerging talent.
The prince of Hanover grants him permission to travel to London on the agreement that he would return. It is to be a temporary transfer but turns out to be definitive as Handel settles in England, much to the disappointment of the Elector and his court.
On August 1st 1714 the Elector of Hannover ascends the throne of England, the first monarch of the House of Hanover, thus placing Händel in an embarrassing position.
The king grants Händel forgiveness thanks to Baron Kielmansegg and he writes the Water Music, the world-famous concert composed to be performed to the court as it sailed down the Thames on a barge. A grand event to glorify George I commissioned to the only musician deemed to be up to such magnificence. It was an absolute triumph!
Händle also becomes music tutor to the king’s children and establishes a wonderful relationship with Princess Anna, who has a true love of and talent for music. To the Saxon composer she is just like a daughter.
Händel meets with true glory in England but it is not by chance that he again falls out of grace when Princess Anna leaves England to marry William IV of Orange.
His proverbial sense of humour keeps him in high spirits and helps him elegantly turn the attacks of his rivals and detractors to his favour. In an empty theatre he simply encourages his entourage “Let us play, my music will sound better without an audience”
The long incessant work hours, the attacks from the aristocracy and the ensuing distress bring on an apoplectic fit which he miraculously recovers from. Then he starts having serious problems with his eyesight. An itinerant oculist, a charlatan by the name of John Taylor (he had already caused Johann Sebastian Bach to go blind) offers to operate on Handel but turns him completely blind using unsterilized surgical instruments.
The film ends with Händel as an old blind man, his eyes hidden behind darkened lenses, dictating his memoirs to his biographer Mainwaring.
HÄNDEL:
“It was predictable that the audience would be moved...
looking at an old blind Handel as he listened to
Samson, blinded by the Philistines, singing "Total Eclipse!"
But that evening something uncanny happened...
John Beard sang in that way that escapes our natural laws"...

Alice d'Abanville and Louis Ruinard are two extraordinary personalities. They were the most strikingly glamorous couple of the 70s. But this pair haven't seen each other in thirty years.

A seasoned woman from the world of show business, recruits 11 Romanian dancers dreaming of fame and glory to take them to Paris. One of them decides to leave her husband, but he doesn't take it very well and starts on a journey to get back his wife and plenty of hilarious things happen along the way.