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La grande bouffe - pousse michel !

Length: 3:15
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Author: guychauvel

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Pousse Michel, Pousse

La Grande Bouffe -1-

Length: 9:52
Rating Average: 5.00 from 2 people
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Author: 21458922

Tags: La.Grande.Bouffe Marcello.Mastroianni Marco.Ferreri Michel.Piccoli Philippe.Noiret Ugo.Tognazzi

English Subtitles, Black Comedy, Drama, 1973 Director: Marco Ferreri, Script: Marco Ferreri, Rafael Azcona, Francis Blanche, Photo: Mario Vulpiani, Music: Philippe Sarde Cast: Marcello Mastroianni (Marcello), Michel Piccoli (Michel), Philippe Noiret (Philippe), Ugo Tognazzi (Ugo), Andréa Ferréol (Andrea), Solange Blondeau (Danielle), Florence Giorgetti (Anne), Michèle Alexandre (Nicole), Monique Chaumette (Madeleine), Henri Piccoli (Hector), Louis Navarre (Braguti), Bernard Menez (Pierre), Cordelia Piccoli (Barbara), Patricia Milochevitch (Mini), James Campbell (Zack), Rita Scherrer (Anulka) Aka: Blow-Out; The Grande Bouffe A truly black comedy, this is a film that elevates vulgarity and bad taste -- if not to a fine art -- to great comic effect at least. With on-screen vomiting, endless fart jokes (done literally to death) and the amazing exploding toilet (the funniest thing ever in French cinema?), La grande bouffe must surely win anyone's award for the most shamelessly vulgar example of mainstream French cinema. Yet, in spite of that (or, perversely for that reason), this film has a strange melancholic charm that makes it compelling viewing -- even if, for most of the time, we are just watching four fat middle-aged men stuffing their faces. It is curious that the film does not explain why the four central characters want to kill themselves -- in fact this is only revealed one third of the way into the film. Consequently, the viewer feels throughout that something is missing. Maybe this is what lends the film its tragic dimension and makes the boorish vulgarity on display somehow more tolerable. A very strange and disturbing film -- but one with some absolutely outrageous comic moments. Four wealthy middle-aged men decide to get together at a country villa and eat themselves to death. They are: Marcello, a pilot; Ugo, a chef; Philippe, a judge; and Michel, a television executive. After the first night, they agree that something is lacking: female company. They recruit three prostitutes and a local primary school teacher, Andrea. The prostitutes, disgusted, depart after a few days, but Andrea appears to be having the time of her life and stays the course. Although the food is magnificent, it soon becomes apparent that this is not the nicest way to go...

Le Roi Heenok et la bouffe bio

Length: 4:26
Rating Average: 4.61 from 266 people
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Author: hiv71

Tags: 11 Bio Bouffe Food Heenok Junk Montreal Palestine Poulet Queens Rapiso Rive Roi Sud Ugoboss

Kourtrajmé - Les mathématiques du Roi Heenok - 2007 Cours l'acheter.

La Grande Bouffe -2-

Length: 9:45
Rating Average: from people
View Count: 621
Author: 21458922

Tags: La.Grande.Bouffe Marcello.Mastroianni Marco.Ferreri Michel.Piccoli Philippe.Noiret Ugo.Tognazzi

English Subtitles, Black Comedy, Drama, 1973 Director: Marco Ferreri, Script: Marco Ferreri, Rafael Azcona, Francis Blanche, Photo: Mario Vulpiani, Music: Philippe Sarde Cast: Marcello Mastroianni (Marcello), Michel Piccoli (Michel), Philippe Noiret (Philippe), Ugo Tognazzi (Ugo), Andréa Ferréol (Andrea), Solange Blondeau (Danielle), Florence Giorgetti (Anne), Michèle Alexandre (Nicole), Monique Chaumette (Madeleine), Henri Piccoli (Hector), Louis Navarre (Braguti), Bernard Menez (Pierre), Cordelia Piccoli (Barbara), Patricia Milochevitch (Mini), James Campbell (Zack), Rita Scherrer (Anulka) Aka: Blow-Out; The Grande Bouffe A truly black comedy, this is a film that elevates vulgarity and bad taste -- if not to a fine art -- to great comic effect at least. With on-screen vomiting, endless fart jokes (done literally to death) and the amazing exploding toilet (the funniest thing ever in French cinema?), La grande bouffe must surely win anyone's award for the most shamelessly vulgar example of mainstream French cinema. Yet, in spite of that (or, perversely for that reason), this film has a strange melancholic charm that makes it compelling viewing -- even if, for most of the time, we are just watching four fat middle-aged men stuffing their faces. It is curious that the film does not explain why the four central characters want to kill themselves -- in fact this is only revealed one third of the way into the film. Consequently, the viewer feels throughout that something is missing. Maybe this is what lends the film its tragic dimension and makes the boorish vulgarity on display somehow more tolerable. A very strange and disturbing film -- but one with some absolutely outrageous comic moments. Four wealthy middle-aged men decide to get together at a country villa and eat themselves to death. They are: Marcello, a pilot; Ugo, a chef; Philippe, a judge; and Michel, a television executive. After the first night, they agree that something is lacking: female company. They recruit three prostitutes and a local primary school teacher, Andrea. The prostitutes, disgusted, depart after a few days, but Andrea appears to be having the time of her life and stays the course. Although the food is magnificent, it soon becomes apparent that this is not the nicest way to go...

Bouffe ou Malbouffre - Navette STM

Length: 3:22
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Author: eclair14qc

Tags: bouffe malbouffe navette stm

Extrait de l'émission Bouffe ou Malbouffe diffusé a Canal Vie ou l'on traite de la fameuse "Navette de la malbouffe" offerte par la STM

La Grande Bouffe -3-

Length: 9:20
Rating Average: from people
View Count: 648
Author: 21458922

Tags: La.Grande.Bouffe Marcello.Mastroianni Marco.Ferreri Michel.Piccoli Philippe.Noiret Ugo.Tognazzi

English Subtitles, Black Comedy, Drama, 1973 Director: Marco Ferreri, Script: Marco Ferreri, Rafael Azcona, Francis Blanche, Photo: Mario Vulpiani, Music: Philippe Sarde Cast: Marcello Mastroianni (Marcello), Michel Piccoli (Michel), Philippe Noiret (Philippe), Ugo Tognazzi (Ugo), Andréa Ferréol (Andrea), Solange Blondeau (Danielle), Florence Giorgetti (Anne), Michèle Alexandre (Nicole), Monique Chaumette (Madeleine), Henri Piccoli (Hector), Louis Navarre (Braguti), Bernard Menez (Pierre), Cordelia Piccoli (Barbara), Patricia Milochevitch (Mini), James Campbell (Zack), Rita Scherrer (Anulka) Aka: Blow-Out; The Grande Bouffe A truly black comedy, this is a film that elevates vulgarity and bad taste -- if not to a fine art -- to great comic effect at least. With on-screen vomiting, endless fart jokes (done literally to death) and the amazing exploding toilet (the funniest thing ever in French cinema?), La grande bouffe must surely win anyone's award for the most shamelessly vulgar example of mainstream French cinema. Yet, in spite of that (or, perversely for that reason), this film has a strange melancholic charm that makes it compelling viewing -- even if, for most of the time, we are just watching four fat middle-aged men stuffing their faces. It is curious that the film does not explain why the four central characters want to kill themselves -- in fact this is only revealed one third of the way into the film. Consequently, the viewer feels throughout that something is missing. Maybe this is what lends the film its tragic dimension and makes the boorish vulgarity on display somehow more tolerable. A very strange and disturbing film -- but one with some absolutely outrageous comic moments. Four wealthy middle-aged men decide to get together at a country villa and eat themselves to death. They are: Marcello, a pilot; Ugo, a chef; Philippe, a judge; and Michel, a television executive. After the first night, they agree that something is lacking: female company. They recruit three prostitutes and a local primary school teacher, Andrea. The prostitutes, disgusted, depart after a few days, but Andrea appears to be having the time of her life and stays the course. Although the food is magnificent, it soon becomes apparent that this is not the nicest way to go...

Bel Canto, l'opéra bouffe

Length: 1:0
Rating Average: 5.00 from 1 people
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Author: vodeotv

Tags: Art artiste artistes Arts Bel Canto chanteur chanteurs chanteuse chanteuses classique classiques insolite insolites lyrique lyriques musique musiques opéra opéras restaurant restaurants

À Paris, un restaurant propose une particularité unique dans la capitale. Les serveurs sont tous des chanteurs de Bel Canto. Servis dans un décor d'opéra, les clients assistent à une véritable "Opéra Bouffe". En voir plus sur : http://www.vodeo.tv/18-44-4042-bel-canto-l-opera-bouffe.html?PARTID=9085

Ca c'est d'la bonne viande

Length: 2:39
Rating Average: 5.00 from 3 people
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Author: torfabrik

Tags: bouffe grande viande

la grande bouffe

La Grande Bouffe -4-

Length: 9:52
Rating Average: 5.00 from 1 people
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Author: 21458922

Tags: La.Grande.Bouffe Marcello.Mastroianni Marco.Ferreri Michel.Piccoli Philippe.Noiret Ugo.Tognazzi

English Subtitles, Black Comedy, Drama, 1973 Director: Marco Ferreri, Script: Marco Ferreri, Rafael Azcona, Francis Blanche, Photo: Mario Vulpiani, Music: Philippe Sarde Cast: Marcello Mastroianni (Marcello), Michel Piccoli (Michel), Philippe Noiret (Philippe), Ugo Tognazzi (Ugo), Andréa Ferréol (Andrea), Solange Blondeau (Danielle), Florence Giorgetti (Anne), Michèle Alexandre (Nicole), Monique Chaumette (Madeleine), Henri Piccoli (Hector), Louis Navarre (Braguti), Bernard Menez (Pierre), Cordelia Piccoli (Barbara), Patricia Milochevitch (Mini), James Campbell (Zack), Rita Scherrer (Anulka) Aka: Blow-Out; The Grande Bouffe A truly black comedy, this is a film that elevates vulgarity and bad taste -- if not to a fine art -- to great comic effect at least. With on-screen vomiting, endless fart jokes (done literally to death) and the amazing exploding toilet (the funniest thing ever in French cinema?), La grande bouffe must surely win anyone's award for the most shamelessly vulgar example of mainstream French cinema. Yet, in spite of that (or, perversely for that reason), this film has a strange melancholic charm that makes it compelling viewing -- even if, for most of the time, we are just watching four fat middle-aged men stuffing their faces. It is curious that the film does not explain why the four central characters want to kill themselves -- in fact this is only revealed one third of the way into the film. Consequently, the viewer feels throughout that something is missing. Maybe this is what lends the film its tragic dimension and makes the boorish vulgarity on display somehow more tolerable. A very strange and disturbing film -- but one with some absolutely outrageous comic moments. Four wealthy middle-aged men decide to get together at a country villa and eat themselves to death. They are: Marcello, a pilot; Ugo, a chef; Philippe, a judge; and Michel, a television executive. After the first night, they agree that something is lacking: female company. They recruit three prostitutes and a local primary school teacher, Andrea. The prostitutes, disgusted, depart after a few days, but Andrea appears to be having the time of her life and stays the course. Although the food is magnificent, it soon becomes apparent that this is not the nicest way to go...