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A MELIES SHOWA dream-like journey throughout the world of Georges Méliès by wayof fourteen of his most famous films.

AUTHORSJacques MENY, Thierry SILIGHINI

DIRECTORJacques MENY

COPRODUCERSSODAPERAGA, ARTE FRANCE

FORMAT1 x 58 ', 2000

AVAILABLE RIGHTSTV - DVD - Non-theatrical rights

VERSIONSEnglish - German - French

TERRITORY(IES)Worldwide

The series offers an overview of the different genres he tried his hand at, such as trickfilms, extravaganza, burlesque and fantasy.1 - A Man of Heads - 1898 - 50 sec.2 - The Trip to the Moon - 1902 - 9mn3 - The Infernal Cakewalk - 1903 - 5mn4 - The Speakeasy - 1902 - 3mn5 - The Music Lover - 1903 - 2mn 306 - The Infernal Boiling Pot - 1903 - 2mn7 - The Man with the Rubber Head - 1902 - 2mn 308 - The Living Cards - 1905 - 2mn9 - Posters on a Binge - 1905 - 3mn10 - The Chinese Thaumaturge - 1904 - 3mn11 - The Makeup King - 1904 - 2mn 3012 - The One-Man Band - 1900- 2mn13 - The Devilish Tenant - 1909 - 6mn 3014 - Bluebeard - 1901 - 9mn

BARDOT, THE MISUNDERSTOODBrigitte Bardot, an emblem of female emancipation and sexualliberation, went from the status of innocent girl to that of femmefatale under the gaze of filmmakers and the media.

AUTHORDavid TEBOUL

DIRECTORDavid TEBOUL

COPRODUCERSARTE FRANCE, GAUMONT TELEVISION

FORMAT1 x 52 ', 1 x 90 ', 2013

AVAILABLE RIGHTSTV - DVD - VOD - Non-theatrical rights -

InternetVERSIONS

English - German - FrenchTERRITORY(IES)

Worldwide except french-speakingSwitzerland.

Blending previously unseen family archives with passages from Bardot's autobiography,and the photographs that shaped her image with the films in which she starred, thisdocumentary provides a subjective and sensitive rereading of the Bardot myth.

For the first time, we see a darker side of Brigitte Bardot, alluded to in her own writingsand in the movies that drained her. What lay behind her sunny, blond, natural, dream-girl image?

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BERTRAND BLIER, MAVERICKFILMMAKER

"Me, against women? Yes, right up against them! " - Sacha GuitryAUTHORJuliette CAZANAVE

DIRECTORJuliette CAZANAVE

COPRODUCERSVEILLEUR DE NUIT PRODUCTION, ARTE

FRANCEFORMAT

1 x 43 ', 2008AVAILABLE RIGHTS

TVVERSIONS

German - FrenchTERRITORY(IES)

Worldwide except French-speakingSwitzerlande and Poland for TV rights.

Everyone in France knows the films of Bertrand Blier. From "Les Valseuses" (Gettingit Up) to "Combien tu m'aimes" (How Much Do You Love Me?), to "Tenue desoirée" (Evening Dress), to "Trop belle pour toi" (Too Beautiful For You) to "Merci LaVie" (Thank You, Life), his work has become part of French cultural heritage. EveryFrench adult can recall a scene or a line of dialogue from one of his films.

But what about the man himself? Who exactly is behind the singular, sometimesunsettling work, which is often intentionally truculent or downright provocative? Peoplewho have watched televised footage of him have an image of a distant and reserved man.

During this personal journey through his film world, from film set to excerpt, Bertrand Blierreveals another side to his character, along with a few keys to understanding him. Theman throws light on his work as his work sheds light on the man. Little by little, a portraitemerges, a sensitive sketch of one of the most interesting and controversial filmmakersof his generation.

BIG JOHNIf one director in particular were to symbolise a certain idea of horrorfilmmaking, there is no doubt it would be John Carpenter.

AUTHORJulien DUNAND

DIRECTORJulien DUNAND

COPRODUCERSPMP (PENELOPE - MORGANE

PRODUCTIONS), CANAL +FORMAT


TVVERSIONS

English - FrenchTERRITORY(IES)

Worldwide.

A director of masterpieces which have left their mark on the genre (Halloween, The Thing,In the Mouth of Madness), Carpenter formed a particularly prolific pact with horror andscience fiction filmmaking, right from his very first film, Dark Star. A subversive filmmakerhaunted by the double spectre of Western and Horror films, John Carpenter has imposedhimself through his 17 films as the rightful and persistent representative of a genre hehas repeatedly thrown into question. This documentary is a foray into Carpenter's worldin the company of the filmmaker. It paints the portrait of the director and explains hisoeuvre through archives and interviews with actors, directors and producers, such asWes Craven, Stephen King, Kurt Russell and Bertrand Tavernier.

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BORSALINO, THE DESTINY OF THEWORLD¿S MOST FAMOUS HAT

The word "Borsalino" today designates a felt hat. The Borsalinofamily brand has become a household name, like that of Tupperware,Kleenex or Walkman.

AUTHORSEnrica VIOLA, Erica LIFFREDO, Paola ROTA

DIRECTOREnrica VIOLACOPRODUCERS

UNAFILM, FILMS D'ICI 2 (LES), ARTEFRANCE

FORMAT1 x 52 ', 2014


InternetVERSIONS


Worldwide.

The quality felt hat, born in a small family factory in Alessandria in the 1850s, rose instatus from manufactured object to veritable international myth when the craftsmanshipof a small provincial town met the Hollywood dream. This film recounts the history of themanufacture of this myth, which has close ties to the history of cinema in the early 20thcentury.

CLINT EASTWOOD: A LIFE IN FILMA fascinating and unprecedented documentary on the lastliving legend of cinema: Clint Eastwood openly talks about hisextraordinary life and career, in an extended interview.

AUTHORHopi LEBEL

DIRECTORMichael henry WILSON

COPRODUCERSFILMS D'ICI (LES), ARTE FRANCE

FORMAT1 x 82 ', 2007

AVAILABLE RIGHTSTV


TERRITORY(IES)Worldwide except French-speaking Belgium,

Australia and Finland.

Clint Eastwood is probably the most surprised of all to be where he is today - at the top.Throughout his life and career, he has become, one of the greatest artists of Americancinema.Eastwood recounts his prodigious odyssey, while completing his most ambitious projectto date - the diptych on the Pacific War, with Flags of Our Fathers and Letters From IwoJima. On the set at Burbank and at his ranch in Carmel, California, he takes part in apersonal exchange withMichael Henry Wilson started over twenty years ago. Personal archive photos, imagesfrom film shoots and extracts from his most remarkable films enrich these exchanges.He answers the questions thrown up by his human and creative adventure. Withcharacteristic simplicity, humour and humility, he explains to us how he went it alone,away from all trends, and how he used his fame to bring about projects that could nototherwise have come to fruition.

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FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT, ANAUTOBIOGRAPHY

This film is a portrait with many voices. Such renowned intervieweesas Woody Allen, who talks for the first time about his infatuation withthe French director, Catherine Deneuve or Fanny Ardant expand andcomplement this autobiographical essay.

AUTHORAnne ANDREU

DIRECTORAnne ANDREU

COPRODUCERSINSTITUT NATIONAL DE L'AUDIOVISUEL,

ARTE FRANCEFORMAT

1 x 54 ', 1 x 78 ', 2004AVAILABLE RIGHTS

TVVERSIONS


Worldwide except Italy, French-speakingSwitzerland, France and TV5

François Truffaut conserved everything, the photos of people he loved, the piecesof paper on which he jotted down ideas, his correspondence, the many drafts of hisscreenplays.He wanted to keep a trace of things. This documentary began with these traces (filmedinterviews, photos, paper archives) to draw together the filmmaker's favorite themes,which recur from film to film: childhood, apprenticeship, the relations between men andwomen, the primacy of art over life, the cult of the dead.More than a memorial to the director's glory, this film seeks to gauge his legacy byrevealing the hidden but ever-present bond between François Truffaut and audiencestoday.

HOLLYWOOD, THE REIGN OF SERIESThis documentary is an in-depth dive into the newly fascinating worldof television series, featuring encounters with many of the strongcreative minds behind groundbreaking shows.

AUTHOROlivier JOYARD

DIRECTORSLoÏc PRIGENT, Olivier JOYARD

COPRODUCERSAGAT FILMS ET CIE, ARTE FRANCE

FORMAT1 x 54 ', 2005

AVAILABLE RIGHTSTV


TERRITORY(IES)Worldwide except Australia, Finland,

French-speaking Belgium, French-speakingSwitzerland and France.

The hype surrounding some of today's best television series is growing bigger and biggerevery season, their stories catching worlwide audiences' breath as well as accompanyingour daily lives, and inspiring our reflexions on love, sex, politics and more. Contemporarydramas and comedies are the most refined that American TV has every produced, farfrom the clumsy, somehow kitschy examples from the past that made the small screena refuge for industry outcasts.It is also a voyage behind the walls of this still unknown Hollywood, visiting sets andstudios, going to extravagant parties, while examining the subtle mechanisms that provideus with the human drama that we all love.

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HOW CHAPLIN BECAME THE TRAMP ?Everything has been said, shown and recounted regarding the legendof Charlie Chaplin. Everything... or nearly everything!

AUTHORSerge BROMBERG

DIRECTORSSerge BROMBERG, Eric LANGE

COPRODUCERSSTEAMBOAT FILMS, LOBSTER FILMS, ARTE

FRANCEFORMAT


TV - DVD - VOD - Non-theatrical rights -Internet


TERRITORY(IES)Worldwide.

How did a street child, born in one of the most underprivileged districts of London, becomethe most famous man in the world in the space of a few years?

How did cinema, which was only just reaching adulthood, free itself from Music Hall andVaudeville to suddenly burst into modernity in such a short time, evolving from the statusof fairground attraction to an industry generating fortunes and creating almost instantcelebrities?

Our film will relive the history of the success of Chaplin, going beyond the era andfashions, and examine the birth of an icon, on its centenary, whose outline alone sumsup what is most brilliant, moving and inventive in cinema.

We will explore the mystery of this almost instant success, and the universality of asilhouette that has lasted for over a century. We will relive the resurrection of these imagesin their former glory.

A production with Chaplin Association.

I LOVE YOU WITH MY CAMERAFor the first time a documentary explores the path that productiontakes when work and love meet at both sides of the camera.Numerous artists talk of their experiences.

AUTHORAnne ANDREU

DIRECTORJean michel VECCHIET

COPRODUCERSCINETEVE, LA SEPT ARTE

FORMAT1 x 56 ', 1999



TERRITORY(IES)WORLDWIDE except SWITZERLAND and

FRENCH SPEAKING CANADA

The history of cinema is marked with numerous love-stories between directors and theircast. For the first time a documentary explores the path that production takes when workand love meet at both sides of the camera. Numerous artists talk of their experiences.Helmut Berger, actor and lover of Visconti, tells his story which has never been confidedto television.

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ISABELLA ROSSELLINI: MY WILD LIFEThe daughter of one of the most mythical couples of cinema, IngridBergman and Roberto Rossellini, Isabella rapidly stepped out of herparents' shadow to become a living legend in her own original andexotic way.

AUTHORGero VON BOEHM

DIRECTORSIsabella ROSSELLINI, Gero VON BOEHM

COPRODUCERSINTERSCIENCE FILM GMBH, ARTE GEIE

FORMAT1 x 52 ', 2010

AVAILABLE RIGHTSTV - VOD - Non-theatrical rights - Internet


TERRITORY(IES)Worldwide except France, Germany, Austria,

German-speaking Switzerland, French-speaking Switzerland, Italy, the USA, Canada,

the Netherlands and Sweden for TV rights.

We think we know everything about the model, muse and award-winning actress, whohas been married to famous husbands. But Isabella is so much more than the glamorousstar we think we know. She is a woman who fights with conviction and passion. Shecampaigns openly in favour of abortion in a viscerally Catholic Italy, speaks about herrape, and interprets the role of male animals in her own series of short films, "GreenPorno". This documentary is a journey with Isabella Rossellini through her life and herworld, from Rome to New York, via Paris and Patagonia, from her Italian childhood to hercommitment to protecting threatened animals, via her rich artistic career.

LOUIS DE FUNES - A COMIC GENIUS80 million viewers in France. 14 years on top of the box office from1964 onwards. Several records in the history of French cinema. 18years after his death, although his films are historically marked , hispopularity has never diminished.

AUTHOREric DELACOUR

DIRECTOREric DELACOUR

COPRODUCERSPMP (PENELOPE - MORGANE

PRODUCTIONS), FRANCE 5FORMAT


TVVERSION

FrenchTERRITORY(IES)

worldwide

None doubts anymore that Louis de Funès belongs to the pantheon of eternal comedians.What is left to do is to understand the secret behind his unequalled success in Frenchcomedy at the end of the 20th Century.What is this special chemistry which enables him to reach such universal dimension inthe art of comedy, today as well as yesterday?Is it to do with his looks, being a short nervous, aggressive and vehement little man? Hisincredible miming genius? His outcries, onomatopeias and gurglings? Or could it be hissavoury caricature of the "nouveaux riches" of the 60s and 70s?This is the Louis de Funès mystery, which this documentary will now explore.

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MADE IN HOLLYWOODA breathtaking investigation into blockbusters, a film genre thatenjoys worldwide success yet keeps its secret weapon well hiddenbackstage in Hollywood.

AUTHORAnne FEINSILBER

DIRECTORAnne FEINSILBER

COPRODUCERSARTE FRANCE, ZADIG PRODUCTIONS,

PANGLOSS FILMS, NEW WESTERN FILMSFORMAT





The blockbuster appeals to a very wide audience, from 7 to 77 years and from Paris toBeijing. These films, which have boosted the film industry, started out with "Jaws" and"Star Wars" and are still prospering with Avatar or Alice in Wonderland. To succeed, thefilms must meet a few precise criteria, one of them being their cost - at 100 million dollarsminimum. But in Hollywood, the films' ingredients are a well-kept secret; perhaps for fearof discovering that the studios' house rules are not as rosy as in certain fruitful happyendings? The pressure and the stakes are colossal.

This fascinating documentary reviews the numerous professions affiliated with theblockbuster, via interviews with producers of the major studios (Walt Disney Studio, 20thCentury Fox...), screenwriters, actors' agents and those in charge of the trailers, a crucialstage for the film's success.

MASTER CLASS : BERTOLUCCI BYBERTOLUCCI

Bernardo Bertolucci was one of the most important representativesof a generation of angry youth who started their film careers in1960s Italy. "I like to think of myself as small underground directorwho infiltrated commercial cinema to create disorder" BernardoBertolucci, 1990

COPRODUCERSCINEMATHEQUE FRANCAISE (LA), ARTE

FRANCEFORMAT



VERSIONSGerman - French


Prima della rivoluzione, made in 1964, questions the role of the communist intellectual.Tempted by theory (confronting Marx with Freud) and by aesthetics (a fascination foropera), these themes are at the heart of his work, which includes adaptations of Borges(The Spider's Stratagem) and Moravia (The Conformist). The relationship between sexand society lies beneath his tremendous success Last Tango in Paris (1972). The LastEmperor, The Sheltering Sky and Little Buddha are ambitious frescoes that move awayfrom Europe, but to where he later returned, in particular with Innocents, made in 2003,and Me and You in 2012, in which he revisited his initial obsessions.

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MASTERCLASS WITH PATRICECHEREAU

A major figure of French cinema, Patrice Chéreau retraces his careerand oeuvre, on the occasion of an outstanding master class.

COPRODUCERSARTE FRANCE, FORUM DES IMAGES

FORMAT1 x 90 ', 2012


InternetVERSION

FrenchTERRITORY(IES)

Worldwide.

In 40 years and 25 films, Patrice Chéreau was awarded, amongst other prizes, a GoldenBerlin Bear, a Silver Berlin Bear, a César, and a Jury Prize at Cannes.

"For me, making a film is a sort of enigma to be solved, a secret to be pierced." For thenearly 40 years that he made films, ever since The Flesh of the Orchid (1975), PatriceChéreau relentlessly worked the mystery of cinema.

For a long time, he shifted from the stage to film, and from film to opera, before tiringof theatre, which gave him the feeling that he was acting only on reflexes, whereas withcinema, everything was invented.

MASTROIANNI, THE PERFECT ITALIANMarcello Mastroianni, one of the greatest cinema icons, is much morethan a playboy. Throughout his 40 year-long career, with his uniquestyle, he has personnified every single aspect of the Italian male :charisma, melancholic tenderness, self-mockery, cleverness and anatural gift for appealing to all.

AUTHOREmmanuelle NOBECOURT

DIRECTOREmmanuelle NOBECOURT

COPRODUCERSARTE FRANCE, PROGRAM 33

FORMAT1 x 52 ', 2014


InternetVERSIONS


Worldwide.

The film allows the actor to speak for himself, revealing the true Marcello, a genuinely niceman, as remembered by his daughters, Barbara and Chiara, his friends, Sophia Lorenand Claudia Cardinale, and young Italian stars, Alessandro Gassman and Kim Rossi-Stuart.

PROVISIONAL DELIVERY: NOVEMBER 2014

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MELIES' MAGICWith original archive footage, film excerpts and reconstructions,the life and career of Georges Méliès, who elaborated most of thetechniques that have been used throughout the century.

AUTHORSThierry SILIGHINI, Jacques MENY

DIRECTORJacques MENY

COPRODUCERSARTE FRANCE, SODAPERAGA

FORMAT1 x 132 ', 2000




Including original archive footage, film excerpts and reconstructions, this extraordinarydocumentary retraces the life and career of Georges Méliès, who visualized andelaborated most of the techniques that have been used throughout the century (specialeffects, trucquage, coloring, backdrops and costumes).Georges Méliès is the ancestor of Disney, Spielberg and Lucas. All at once author,producer, director and decorator, he is the legendary pioneer of the cinematographicshow. Witnesses and historians tell his story, guiding us throughout this exciting discoveryof his life, his art and the unique techniques of an artist, who, as of 1896, produced noless than 500 films in his dream factory.

AWARDS :1997 : FIPA Selection.

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RETURN TO THE CAUCASUSThis road movie transports us to a colourful country, whereencounters, discovery and landscapes plunge us, not only intoAlexandre Dumas' "Journey to the Caucasus" but also into theAzerbaijan of today, via an actor who, for once, is not playing a role,but remains himself.

AUTHORSJean-pierre DEVILLERS, Leslie f. GRUNBERG

DIRECTORSJean-pierre DEVILLERS, Stephane

BERGOUHNIOUXCOPRODUCERS

ARTE FRANCE, B-TWEENFORMAT





In 1858, Alexandre Dumas set out on the roads of the Caucasus and reported on them inhis "Voyage to the Caucasus". In 2012, Gérard Depardieu carries out the same journey,noting new borders and focusing on Azerbaijan.

He visits the same towns the writer visited. At the time, Dumas was accompanied by thepainter Jean Pierre Moynet, who painted everything that inspired him on their travels,from encounters with people, to unusual places to the adventures they experienced.

Gérard Depardieu is accompanied by artist Mathieu Sapin, our present-day Moynet.Throughout his journey Gérard Depardieu talks to us about Dumas, about Depardieu andabout his perspective on the world. Gérard and Mathieu meet local men and women,just like the writer did in his day. Dumas is no longer with us, but Depardieu is there tobring him back to life. And perhaps Dumas helps reveal a side to Depardieu that we havenever seen before.

ROCKY PACKING THE PUNCHESRocky IV is an emblematic movie, and constitutes a chapter in popularculture. When it was released in 1985, audiences from all over theworld flocked to movie theatres. Rocky IV hits the spot, hard. The filmis a product of American culture and soft power, and of the studios'takeover of New Hollywood, boosted by Ronald Reagan's arrival topower after a decade of crisis.

AUTHORDimitri KOURTCHINE

DIRECTORDimitri KOURTCHINE

COPRODUCERSARTE FRANCE, GENERALE DE

PRODUCTION (LA)FORMAT


TV - Non-theatrical rights - InternetVERSIONS


Worldwide.

Rocky IV is dually symbolic - it embodies both the victory of the American boxer over theSoviet one and the victory of neo-liberalism over a dwindling socialism. The film fed aglobal popular culture that steamrolled everything in the US, in Europe and in the Easternbloc countries. Still today, Rocky is held up as a model by some and is a subject of derisionfor others. An emblem of the 1980s, its culture and its heroes, the film will be the subjectof an entertaining analysis of popular culture - which in itself is highly political.

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ROLL ON CINEMAThis film endeavours to show how the invention of cinema was in noway inevitable, and how it may well have been a mere accident.

AUTHORJérôme PRIEUR

DIRECTORJérôme PRIEUR

COPRODUCERSMELISANDE FILMS, ARTE FRANCE

FORMAT1 x 52 ', 2011


InternetVERSIONS


Worldwide.

To pinpoint the start, it all began in the heart of Paris, in the depths of darkened room, on28 March 1798, when Etienne-Gaspard Robertson gave one of his first screenings of his"Fantasmagoria" - making ghosts and spectres dance.But how did we move from perfecting the magic lantern to the cinematography of theLumière brothers?

The invention was born throughout the 19th century, out of the unpredictable crossing oftwo parallel research paths - that of philosophical toys and the photography of movement.Originally-named optical devices - such as the kinesigraph, the zoetrope, thepraxinoscope and the phenakistoscope, without forgetting the photographic revolver orgun - associated the realm of toys with the realm of thought, reflecting both a fascinationfor the magical effects produced by animation and speed, and a desire to understandhuman anatomy, and analyse the phenomenon of vision.All these pre-cinema optical devices literally stemmed from a desire for spectacle andthe will to acquire knowledge.

Robertson, Reynaud, Plateau, Muybridge and Marey spearheaded the adventure.Thanks to these brilliant inventors, we travel across the 19th century, ending in Paris in1895 in the Salon Indien du Grand Café, where the first public movie screening took place.

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TEEN SPIRIT, TEENAGERS INHOLLYWOOD

From "Rebel Without a Cause" to "Superbad", American films forteens have conquered the world. A brilliantly decoded documentary,studded with key clips.

DIRECTORSClehia COHEN, Antoine COURSAT

COPRODUCERSARTE FRANCE, ZADIG PRODUCTIONS

FORMAT1 x 52 ', 2009


InternetVERSIONS


Worldwide.

Long, locker-lined corridors, leafy campuses, raging hormones, student jokes,questionable fights between hunky athletic guys, pom-pom girls and rebellious nerds: thecodes of the teen movie, derived from real US high school life, are today well-rooted inour collective imagination.

From its beginnings in the 1950s, with "Rebel Without a Cause", to the hilarious virgins ofthe contemporary master of the genre, Judd Apatow, via the golden age of the 1980s, thisdocumentary goes back over the history of a trend that has been undervalued for a longtime. It also looks at how teen movies, inspired by comedy, romance and the horror film,have succeeded in reflecting developments in US behaviour, and how they have matured,to become a goldmine that is as lucrative as it is devastating, even contaminating art films.

The film is supported by accounts from real-life high school students and head teachers,producers, screenwriters, directors (John Hughes, Larry Clark...) and generous extractsfrom de The Breakfast Club, American Graffiti, Risky Business, American Pie, Elephant,and Kids.

WARREN BEATTY, HOLLYWOODAMBITION

The story of an insatiable Hollywood craving for more of everything:power, control, money, fame, sex, and glory.

AUTHOROlivier NICKLAUS

DIRECTOROlivier NICKLAUS

COPRODUCERSSLOW PRODUCTION, ARTE FRANCE

FORMAT1 x 52 ', 2014


InternetVERSIONS


Worldwide.

Endowed with a fabulous physique, Warren Beatty aspired to more than stardom. Aftertriumphing on the big screen, he became a successful producer, then a screenwriter,and finally an Academy-Award-winning director. And he even considered running forPresident of the United States. Warren Beatty, the man who, methodically, wanted it all.

PROVISIONAL DELIVERY: MARCH 2015

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WILD AFRICA ON FILMFrom Mogambo to Out of Africa, from the pioneers of thedocumentary to the golden age of wildlife filming, this is akaleidoscope of the most breathtaking footage and still photographsof Africa ever taken.

AUTHORMichel VIOTTE

DIRECTORMichel VIOTTECOPRODUCERS

COMPAGNIE DES INDES (LA), ARTEFRANCE, IDEACOM INTERNATIONAL

FORMAT1 x 55 ', 2003

AVAILABLE RIGHTSTV - DVD - VOD - Non-theatrical rights



Until the early 20th century, all Western populations knew about African wildlife waswhat they had seen in botanical prints and trips to the zoo or read in the accounts ofmissionaries and explorers. Not surprisingly, they were bowled over by the first big-screenfootage of lions and elephants in their natural habitat.From the late Thirties until the end of the Fifties, Hollywood was people's main source ofimages of Africa. The movies perpetuated the myth of the great white hunter confronting ahostile wilderness full of savage beasts. The white hunter was seen as the consummateadventure hero, and was played by actors like Clark Gable and Stewart Granger - thebiggest stars of their day.Today, wildlife films have become a genre in their own right. Filming the wilderness offersinsights into the risks of wildlife filming, the techniques used to get pictures in differingcircumstances, and the relationship the cameraman has with the animals he is filming.

WOMEN FILM DESIREMarie Mandy takes a look at contemporary movies by exploring theway women directors have filmed the body, love, sensuality, and sex.

AUTHORMarie MANDY

DIRECTORMarie MANDYCOPRODUCERS

FACTORY (THE), ARTE FRANCEFORMAT


TV - Non-theatrical rightsVERSIONS

English - German - Spanish - FrenchTERRITORY(IES)

Worldwide except Belgium, USA, Italy,Finland, Canada, Italian-speaking Switzerland

& Luxembourg

She talked to film-makers from every continent, breaking taboos and prohibitions in anattempt to shed light on the specificity of a female gaze and the contribution of womento film-making today.

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BUSTER KEATON, ALL COMPLETESHORTS [1917-1923]

These 32 shorts give a huge insight into the artistic journey of theman considered by many to be celluloid's finest comic performer.

AUTHORBuster KEATON

DIRECTORBuster KEATON

COPRODUCERLOBSTER FILMS

FORMAT34 x 22 ', 2000

AVAILABLE RIGHTSTV - DVDVERSIONS


Worldwide

We are proud to bring to a modern public one of the greatest periods in the work of acinema genius.Each a jewel in its own right, these films, some of which had disappeared for 80years, are presented here in all their former glory after restoration in collaboration withcinematheques across the world. The musical accompaniment, featuring piano or old-style orchestra, takes us right back to the days when the films were first released.

Programme released by ARTE VideoBonus : The Art of Buster Keaton by Pierre Etaix / Trailer for the 12 titles in the collection /The Silent Era collection

LIST OF EPISODESBACK STAGE

BELL BOY (THE)

BOAT (THE)

CONEY ISLAND

COOK (THE)

DAY DREAMS

FROZEN NORTH (THE)

GOAT (THE)

HARD LUCK

HAYSSED (THE)

HIS WEDDING NIGHT

MOONSHINE

NEIGHBORS

ONE WEEK

PALEFACE (THE)

ROUGH HOUSE (THE)

BALLOONATIC (THE)

BLACKSMITH (THE)

BUTCHER BOY (THE)

CONVICT 13

COPS

ELECTRIC HOUSE (THE)

GARAGE (THE)

GOOD NIGHT, NURSE!

HAUNTED HOUSE (THE)

"HIGH SIGN" (THE)

LOVE NEST (THE)

MY WIFE'S RELATIONS

OH, DOCTOR!

OUT WEST

PLAYHOUSE (THE)

SCARECROW (THE)

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CHAPLIN - THE ESSANAY: THEULTIMATE RESTORATION (2014)

After leaving Sennett's Keystone Studios, where he had spent his yearof apprenticeship in cinema, Charles Chaplin became a worldwidestar at ten times his former salary by joining The Essanay FilmManufacturing Company in January 1915. For the first time, his namewas on the credits (the series was called "Essanay-Chaplin brand"),and Essanay was the first to sell merchandising rights for a moviecharacter. AVAILABLE IN APRIL 2014

DIRECTORCharles CHAPLIN

COPRODUCERFILM PRESERVATION ASSOCIATES

FORMAT14 x 26 ', 2014

AVAILABLE RIGHTSTV - DVD - VOD

VERSIONSEnglish - French

TERRITORY(IES)Worldwide (except Italy).

In one year, Chaplin was to star in and direct 16 hilarious films, including his iconicThe Tramp - each release breaking a new record in sales. Like the two previous series(Keystone and Mutual), these will be newly restored. They will sparkle! The restoration ofthe Essanay comedies will conclude the restoration of the Chaplin films, now 100 yearsold, and will amaze future generations in their second century.

LIST OF EPISODESA JITNEY ELOPEMENT

A NIGHT OUT

BANK (THE)

BY THE SEA

HIS NEW JOB

IN THE PARK

SHANGHAIED

TRIPLE TROUBLE

A NIGHT IN THE SHOW

A WOMAN

BURLESQUE ON "CARMEN"

CHAMPION (THE)

"HIS REGENERATION"

POLICE

THE VAGABOND

WORK

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CHAPLIN MUTUAL COMEDIES : THEULTIMATE RESTORATION (2013)

In 1916, after a 2 year long career, Chaplin is already the most paidactor in the world. He signs for 12 new comedies with Mutual FilmCorp. He has his own studio, and total control of the production ofhis films : unprecedented.

DIRECTORCharles CHAPLIN

COPRODUCERSLOBSTER FILMS, FILM PRESERVATION

ASSOCIATESFORMAT


TV - DVD - VOD - Non-theatrical rightsVERSIONS


Worldwide (except Italy).

These 12 comedies shot between 1916 and 1917 are a fireworks of humor, inventionand fun, maybe what Chaplin has done best in all his career. Success after success, thecharacter of The tramp becomes more complex, and films like The Vagabond, One A.m.Or the Immigrant are jewels of skill and sophistication.

These ultimate restorations are the result of 3 long years of research in the world, andtechnological achievements. One century after their first release, these films do not havea wrinkle, and the pleasure of watching them is intact. Chaplin said "Shooting the Mutualcomedies was the best moment of my life"

LIST OF EPISODESADVENTURER (THE)

COUNT (THE)

EASY STREET

FLOORWALKER (THE)

ONE A.M.

RINK (THE)

BEHIND THE SCREEN

CURE (THE)

FIREMAN (THE)

IMMIGRANT (THE)

PAWNSHOP (THE)

VAGABOND (THE)

SHORT FILMS> 22

FACES FROM PLACESThis collection is formed of 20 destinations as we discover worldcultures, from Russia to Greece, via Brazil and the Antarctic, underthe guidance of candid and curious globetrotter Bastien.

DIRECTORBastien DUBOIS

COPRODUCERSARTE FRANCE, SACREBLEU PRODUCTIONS

FORMAT20 x 4 ', 2012


InternetVERSIONS


Worldwide.

Based on experiences of his past trips or on personal accounts of the various peoplehe has met, each episode features an aspect of that country's culture, via a resident he"met on his travels", in a tone that varies from the poetic to the light-hearted. Blendingmodernity and craftsmanship, the collection - adapted from the short film "Madagascar, ajourney diary" (nominated for the Oscars 2011) - blends the digital technology of motioncapture with hand-applied work in gouache and watercolour. The resulting films areveritable short animated travel logs.AWARDS :2013: Public Award at the Krok International Animated Films Festival (Kiev, Ukraine);Public Award at the International Festival of Contemporary animation & Media ArtFestival (Moscow, Russia)

LIST OF EPISODESANTARCTIC : CONCORDIA

BRAZIL: CANDOMBLE

COLOMBIA : BIG-UTT ANTS

GREECE : ATHOS

IVORY COAST : WAX

LITUANIE : THE HILL OF CROSSES

MEXICO: JESUS MALVERDE

PAKISTAN : THE BASANT FESTIVAL

RUSSIA: LOOKING FOR BAIKA

SYRIA : THE KASHAH

ARMENIA: NAGORNO-KARABAKH

CANADA: HITCHHIKING IN QUEBEC

FRENCH REGION OF DORDOGNE : RAFTING

DOWN THE DORDOGNE RIVER

HAITI : EARTHQUAKE

JAPON : HOJO JUTSU

LOUISIANA: LA BOUCHERIE

NOROUZ, IRAN NEW YEAR'S EVE

REUNION ISLAND: WALKING ON FIRE

SENEGAL : SABAR

YEMEN : TOWER HOUSES

SHORT FILMS> 23

GEORGES MELIES: WIZARD OF CINEMA(1896-1913)

The entire collection of Méliès' films - from the well known to therediscovered Méliès' films enchant people of all ages. As well as beinga pioneer, he remains the uncontested master of fantasy and dreamworlds, and was the first and most incredible wizard of cinema.

AUTHORGeorges MELIES

DIRECTORGeorges MELIES


FORMAT26 x 26 ', 2011


InternetVERSIONS


Worldwide.

For the first time, viewers can now appreciate the importance of his work - that ofa magician and artist whose imagination knew no bounds. The exceptionally talentedMéliès produced and directed all his films. He also wrote the "sweet talk", designed thesets, costumes and accessories, and was also the main actor.

Following 25 years of research, and a worldwide search for copies, this collectionconstitues a genuine reference. The latest technology has been used on these newlyrestored films, many of which are available for the first time.The spirit of the era is rendered by 13 musicians.

LIST OF EPISODES01 - AFTER THE BAL - CINDERELLA

03 - SOAP BUBBLES - THE ASTRONOMER?

S DREAM - A TRIP TO THE MOON - A

NIGHTMARE - THE MERMAID

05 - THE MELOMANIAC - FRENCH COPS

LEARNING ENGLISH - BETWEEN CALAIS

AND DOVER - TUNNELLING THE ENGLISH

CHANNEL

07 - THE CONQUEST OF THE POLE

09 - THE TRIPLE CONJURER AND THE

LIVING HEAD - THE BACHELOR?S

PARADISE - THE DEVIL IN A CONVENT -

THE DEVIL AND THE STATUE - THE MERRY

FROLICS OF SATAN

11 - THE PRINCE OF MAGICIANS - THE

DEVILISH PLANK - THE INFERNAL

CAULDRON - THE TREASURES OF SATAN -

THE KNIGHT OF THE SNOW

13 - THE MYSTERIOUS - THE CHRISTMAS

DREAM - A GRANDMOTHER?S STORY - THE

PILLAR OF FIRE - THE GOOD SHEPERDESS

AND THE EVIL PRINCESS

15 - OFF TO BLOOMINGDALE ASYLUM - THE

BALLET MASTER?S DREAM - WHIMSICAL

ILLUSIONS - DREAM OF AN OPIUM FIEND -

BARON MUNCHAUSEN?S DREAM

17 - EIGHT GIRLS IN A BARREL - THE

MYSTERIOUS RETORT - A MESMERIAN

EXPERIMENT - BLUE BEARD - THE

DAMNATION OF FAUST

02 - THE MONSTER - THE PALACE OF THE

ARABIAN NIGHTS

04 - THE WONDERFUL LIVING FAN - THE

ENCHANTED SEDAN CHAIR - JOAN OF ARC

- A MIRACLE UNDER THE INQUISITION - THE

KING AND THE JESTER

06 - THE FOUR TROUBLESOME HEADS

- THE BEWITCHED INN - THE DIABOLIC

TENANT - THE WOES OF ROLLER SKATES -

A DESPERATE CRIME

08 - THE MYSTERIOUS KNIGHT - THE

HAUNTED CASTLE - THE MAGICIAN?S

CAVERN - THE KINGDOM OF FAIRIES -

JUPITER?S THUNDERBALLS

10 - AN IMPOSSIBLE BALANCING FEAT

- GOING TO BED UNDER DIFFICULTIES

- EXTRAORDINARY ILLUSIONS - THE

IMPOSSIBLE VOYAGE

12 - THE BRAHMIN AND THE BUTTERFLY -

THE WIZARD, THE PRINCE AND THE GOOD

FAIRY - THE WITCH - A FANTASTICAL MEAL

- LE VITRAIL DIABOLIQUE

14 - THE ONE-MAN BAND - FAT AND LEAN

WRESTLING MATCH - RIP?S DREAM - THE

FAMOUS BOX TRICK - WHY THAT ACTOR

WAS LATE

SHORT FILMS> 24

19 - THE DWARF AND THE GIANT -

THE LIVING PLAYING CARDS - THE

SCHEMING GAMBLERS? PARADISE - A

CRAZY COMPOSER - PHARMACEUTICAL

HALLUCINATIONS

21 - THE MAGIC LANTERN - UNTAMABLE

WHISKERS - THE HAUNTED CASTLE - NOT

GUILTY

23 - DIVERS AT WORK ON THE WRECK

OF THE "MAINE" - THE TERRIBLE

TURKISH EXECUTIONER - CINDERELLA -

SIGHTSEEING THROUGH WHISKY - AFFAIRE

DREYFUS

25 - THE VANISHING LADY - THE HAT

WITH MANY SURPRISES - HOW BRIDGET?S

LOVER ESCAPED - THE DANCING MIDGET -

THE CHRISTMAS ANGEL

16 - THE IMPERCEPTIBLE TRANSMUTATIONS

- THE INVENTOR CRAZYBRAINS AND HIS

WONDERFUL AIRSHIP - THE HILARIOUS

POSTERS - LONG DISTANCE WIRELESS

PHOTOGRAPHY - ADVENTUROUS

AUTOMOBILE TRIP (AN)

18 - THE MAN WITH THE RUBBER HEAD

- THE COOK IN TROUBLE - GULLIVER?

S TRAVELS AMONG THE LILLIPUTIANS

AND THE GIANTS - THE BLACK IMP - THE

DOCTOR?S SECRET

20 - THE MAGIC BOOK - THE INN WHERE

NO MAN RESTS - THE SPIDER AND THE

BUTTERFLY - SATAN IN PRISON - THE

CHIMNEY SWEEP

22 - THE ECLIPSE, OR THE COURTSHIP OF

THE SUN AND MOON - THE HUMAN FLY -

GOOD GLUE STICKS - THE GENII OF FIRE -

IN THE BOGIE MAN?S CAVE

24 - TCHIN-CHAO, THE CHINESE CONJURER

- PROFESSOR DO-MI-SOL-DO - THE

INFERNAL CAKEWALK - AN INDIAN

SORCERER - SIDESHOW WRESTLERS

FEATURE FILMS> 25

AU BONHEUR DES DAMESDenise, an orphaned girl, moves to Paris where she hopes to find workat her uncle's store.

DIRECTORJulien DUVIVIER


FORMAT1 x 89 ', 2000

AVAILABLE RIGHTSDVD



But the glamorous department store Au Bonheur des Dames across the street crunchesall the little businesses around. She finds a position there.

COUPLE TEMOIN (LE)The Minister of the Future selects a model couple and sets them upin an experimental apartment in the heart of New City, which is stillunder construction.

AUTHORWilliam KLEIN

DIRECTORWilliam KLEIN

COPRODUCERFILMS PARIS NEW YORK

FORMAT1 x 65 ', 1976

AVAILABLE RIGHTSTV - DVD - Non-theatrical rights - Internet -

CinemaVERSIONS

English - FrenchTERRITORY(IES)WORLDWIDE

Electronic happiness, a massive hoax. What will life be like in France in the year 2000?How easy will it be to manipulate and program people? To find out, the Minister ofthe Future selects a model couple, Jean-Michel and Claudine (André Dussollier andAnémone) and sets them up in an experimental apartment in the heart of New City, whichis still under construction. Taken in hand on arrival by two psycho-sociologists (Zouc andJacques Boudet), the two guinea pigs' lives are dictated by a demented program. Everymoment of their existence is dissected, their words, dreams, way of eating, being boredand making love. At the beginning, the experiment is a game. The couple's adventuresare shown on TV with the whole country watching live. But gradually, in their closed world,things begin to go sour. What are all these tests for? What exactly are all these techniciansafter? The plot twists and turns down to the final send-up, a joyous explosion of slapstick.The experiment is a horrible flop like so many glorious initiatives of our schizo society.

"It is incisive, never cursory, always subtle. The film makes you laugh from beginning toend, sometimes so hard you cry." (Alain Rémond - Télérama)

FEATURE FILMS> 26

CYRANO DE BERGERACEdmond Rostand's famous play in a frame-by-frame stencil-colouredversion.

DIRECTORAugusto GENINA

FORMAT1 x 116 ', 1923

AVAILABLE RIGHTSDVD



Cyrano de Bergerac is joyous, witty, a poet, a leader and filled with plenty of charismaand bravado in 17th Century France. He has only, an unsually long nose which makesunattractive to any women. Thus, he cannot have the women he loves, his cousin Roxane.Roxane loves en officier in his army who gets tongue-twisted in front of women. who willRoxane love? Will Cyrano ever find love? Or will he find happiness in helping the officierwoo Roxane? This story of split personalities, human frailty and unrequited love is thequestion that all human being face and the movie tries to answer.

DVD released by ARTE Vidéo.

HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME (THE)First adaptation from the well-known Victor Hugo's novel, with anincredible performance by Lon Chaney.

DIRECTORWallace WORSLEY


FORMAT1 x 117 ', 1923

AVAILABLE RIGHTSDVD



Paris, in the 16th century: Quasimodo, the hunchback raised in Notre-Dame Cathedral,falls hopelessly in love with the lovely and unattainable Gypsy girl, Esmeralda. He rescuesthe beauty, in this moving classic which has been staged so many times.

Based loosely on Victor Hugo's novel, this was a lavish production endowed with a budgetthat was considerable at the time. Since 1925, it has been viewable only in shortenedversions, which gave it a poor reputation. This version, newly restored in high definitionfrom a full-length, tinted print miraculously found in 2006, finally does justice to thesplendor of the masterpiece. The film again becomes the superproduction it was intendedto be.

FEATURE FILMS> 27

MISTER FREEDOMMister Freedom, an American righter of wrongs, a sort of spceageRambo, arrives to solve France's problems and free the country fromthe Yellow Peril and the Red Menace.

AUTHORWilliam KLEIN


COPRODUCERFILMS PARIS NEW YORK

FORMAT1 x 97 ', 1968


CinemaVERSIONS

English - FrenchTERRITORY(IES)WORLDWIDE

After a series of cockeyed adventures, fighting Red China Man (a gigantic balloon),Moujik Man (Philippe Noiret) and Marie-Madeleine (Delphine Seyrig), he succeeds onlyin wreaking havoc and destruction, just as he did in Vietnam. The style of the film is ano holds barred satire on the great events that shape our times. The sets and costumesare inspired by hardcore comic-books. The plot contains crazy violence, twists and turns,primeval politics, suspense, sex and slapstick. Audiences feel like they are at the circusuntil they realize they are watching the news.

"Mister Freedom is the Ubu of our times, a thundering, allegorical farce that succeeds inrecreating for the cinema a trip from which the film draws its inspiration. William Klein'srelentlessly inventive, burlesque extravaganza is an invigorating and refreshing breath offresh air." (Michel Capdenac - Les Lettres Françaises)

NANAA restored version of Jean Renoir's master piece, according to EmileZola's novel.

DIRECTORJean RENOIR

FORMAT1 x 140 ', 1926

AVAILABLE RIGHTSDVD

VERSIONFrench

TERRITORY(IES)Europe, Middle-East, South Africa, Japan

In Paris, under the Second Empire, Nana is a small actress without scale at the Theatreof the Varieties. In spite of the financial support of the Count Muffat, who is found of her,the young woman does not obtain any success. But she understands quickly that withher capacity of seduction, she may find it very beneficial to play the maintained women.Become one of the most courted women capital, she makes turn the head of influentialmen, ready to damned themselves for her.

Released on DVD by ARTE VideoBonus:- Nana and the men, a documentary by Noël Simsolo

FEATURE FILMS> 28

PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (THE)You'll be quivering with fear! A newly restored version, from a 35mmcopy, and with previously unseen parts in colour.

DIRECTORRupert JULIAN


FORMAT1 x 91 ', 2000

AVAILABLE RIGHTSDVD



A mysterious Phantom threatens the new managers of the Opera House that certaincatastrophe will strike if young singer Christine, the understudy to the leading lady, doesnot perform the main part. He keeps his promise and kidnaps the young lady whom he isin love with, taking her to his underground lair beneath the Opera House stage. ViscountRaoul de Chagny, Christine's lover, will have to save her from the Phantom.

POIL DE CAROTTEYoung "Carrot-Top," given this nickname by a mother who detestshim, does not suffer every indignity without rebelling.

DIRECTORJulien DUVIVIER

FORMAT1 x 108 ', 2000

AVAILABLE RIGHTSDVD



To him, a family is just a bunch of people who are stuck with each other. Why shouldhe care if his big brother Félix is stealing their parents' money to maintain a singerin a honky-tonk? The tenderness of little Mathilde and the affection the boy receivesfrom the maid Annette can never make up for his mother's loathing and his father'sindifference. Nevertheless, when Papa learns that Poil-de-Carotte is contemplatingsuicide, he intervenes. Finally taking his son by the hand, he forges a bond whichconsoles a boy who thought he was the shame of the family.

FEATURE FILMS> 29

WHO ARE YOU POLLY MAGGOO?Polly Maggoo is the pseudo-portrait of a super model. Thirty yearsahead of its time, it satirizes TV's top model feeding frenzy, the worldof fashion and brainwashing in general...

AUTHORSWilliam KLEIN, Dominique ABENSOUR


COPRODUCERDELPIRE PRODUCTION

FORMAT1 x 105 ', 1966


CinemaVERSIONS

German - FrenchTERRITORY(IES)WORLDWIDE

For one of the series of monthly programs called "Who are you?" Polly Maggoo is thepseudo-portrait of a super model. Done in a cocktail of styles - Méliès, cinéma vérité,Mack Sennet, Vogue, photo novellas, tabloid press - much of modern mythology issystematically exploded.Watching Polly Maggoo today is a rare pleasure, plus a real surprise - there's nomovie like it before or since. It abounds with visual inventions and right-on perceptions.Thirty years ahead of its time, it satirizes TV's top model feeding frenzy, the world offashion and brainwashing in general. The film's caustic dialogue and wicked humor strikehome unerringly. With terrible, and terribly funny, far-sightedness Klein had foreseenthe diarrhea of media bullshit.The film's designer justifies dressing women in aluminiumwith a tirade of pretentious creator-speak. "You are a galvanizer and I am galvanized"yelps fashion-victim Violette Leduc, as pundits launch into vapid psycho-historicalexplanations.William Klein excels in the parody of all things-media: television commentators, phonyinterviews, useless scoops, the True Confessions of a Ruritarian Prince, the concoctionof a fairy tale romance - even the vox-pops that foreshadow the spontaneous debatesof May '68. He takes delight in the slaughter of his targets while keeping the poetry ofthe images and design ever present.AWARDS :Jean Vigo Prize 1967

THEMATIC INDEX

CINEMA - CINEMA DOCUMENTARY..............................CINEMA DOC.......................................................................................... 6

A�MELIES�SHOW.................................................................................................................................. 6BARDOT,�THE�MISUNDERSTOOD� � ....................................................................................... 6BERTRAND�BLIER,�MAVERICK�FILMMAKER.................................................................................... 7BIG�JOHN.............................................................................................................................................. 7BORSALINO,�THE�DESTINY�OF�THE�WORLD¿S�MOST�FAMOUS�HAT� � ............................. 8CLINT�EASTWOOD:�A�LIFE�IN�FILM.................................................................................................. 8FRANCOIS�TRUFFAUT,�AN�AUTOBIOGRAPHY................................................................................ 9HOLLYWOOD,�THE�REIGN�OF�SERIES............................................................................................. 9HOW�CHAPLIN�BECAME�THE�TRAMP�?� � .............................................................................. 10I�LOVE�YOU�WITH�MY�CAMERA........................................................................................................ 10ISABELLA�ROSSELLINI:�MY�WILD�LIFE� ...................................................................................... 11LOUIS�DE�FUNES�-�A�COMIC�GENIUS.............................................................................................. 11MADE�IN�HOLLYWOOD� ................................................................................................................ 12MASTER�CLASS�:�BERTOLUCCI�BY�BERTOLUCCI� � ............................................................ 12MASTERCLASS�WITH�PATRICE�CHEREAU� � ........................................................................ 13MASTROIANNI,�THE�PERFECT�ITALIAN� � .............................................................................. 13MELIES'�MAGIC.................................................................................................................................... 14RETURN�TO�THE�CAUCASUS� � .............................................................................................. 15ROCKY�PACKING�THE�PUNCHES� � ....................................................................................... 15ROLL�ON�CINEMA� ........................................................................................................................ 16TEEN�SPIRIT,�TEENAGERS�IN�HOLLYWOOD................................................................................... 17WARREN�BEATTY,�HOLLYWOOD�AMBITION� � ...................................................................... 17WILD�AFRICA�ON�FILM....................................................................................................................... 18WOMEN�FILM�DESIRE......................................................................................................................... 18

SHORT FILMS......................................................................................... 19BUSTER�KEATON,�ALL�COMPLETE�SHORTS�[1917-1923].............................................................. 19CHAPLIN�-�THE�ESSANAY:�THE�ULTIMATE�RESTORATION�(2014)� � .................................. 20CHAPLIN�MUTUAL�COMEDIES�:�THE�ULTIMATE�RESTORATION�(2013)� � .......................... 21FACES�FROM�PLACES� � ......................................................................................................... 22GEORGES�MELIES:�WIZARD�OF�CINEMA�(1896-1913)� ............................................................. 23

FEATURE FILMS..................................................................................... 25AU�BONHEUR�DES�DAMES................................................................................................................ 25COUPLE�TEMOIN�(LE)......................................................................................................................... 25CYRANO�DE�BERGERAC.................................................................................................................... 26HUNCHBACK�OF�NOTRE�DAME�(THE)............................................................................................. 26MISTER�FREEDOM.............................................................................................................................. 27NANA..................................................................................................................................................... 27PHANTOM�OF�THE�OPERA�(THE)..................................................................................................... 28POIL�DE�CAROTTE.............................................................................................................................. 28WHO�ARE�YOU�POLLY�MAGGOO?.................................................................................................... 29

ALPHABETICAL INDEX

A�MELIES�SHOW........................................................................................................................................................... 6AU�BONHEUR�DES�DAMES......................................................................................................................................... 25BARDOT,�THE�MISUNDERSTOOD............................................................................................................................... 6BERTRAND�BLIER,�MAVERICK�FILMMAKER.............................................................................................................. 7BIG�JOHN....................................................................................................................................................................... 7BORSALINO,�THE�DESTINY�OF�THE�WORLD¿S�MOST�FAMOUS�HAT................................................................... 8BUSTER�KEATON,�ALL�COMPLETE�SHORTS�[1917-1923]........................................................................................ 19CHAPLIN�MUTUAL�COMEDIES�:�THE�ULTIMATE�RESTORATION�(2013)................................................................ 21CHAPLIN�-�THE�ESSANAY:�THE�ULTIMATE�RESTORATION�(2014)......................................................................... 20CLINT�EASTWOOD:�A�LIFE�IN�FILM............................................................................................................................ 8COUPLE�TEMOIN�(LE).................................................................................................................................................. 25CYRANO�DE�BERGERAC............................................................................................................................................. 26FACES�FROM�PLACES................................................................................................................................................. 22FRANCOIS�TRUFFAUT,�AN�AUTOBIOGRAPHY.......................................................................................................... 9GEORGES�MELIES:�WIZARD�OF�CINEMA�(1896-1913)............................................................................................. 23HOLLYWOOD,�THE�REIGN�OF�SERIES...................................................................................................................... 9HOW�CHAPLIN�BECAME�THE�TRAMP�?..................................................................................................................... 10HUNCHBACK�OF�NOTRE�DAME�(THE)....................................................................................................................... 26I�LOVE�YOU�WITH�MY�CAMERA.................................................................................................................................. 10ISABELLA�ROSSELLINI:�MY�WILD�LIFE...................................................................................................................... 11LOUIS�DE�FUNES�-�A�COMIC�GENIUS....................................................................................................................... 11MADE�IN�HOLLYWOOD................................................................................................................................................ 12MASTER�CLASS�:�BERTOLUCCI�BY�BERTOLUCCI................................................................................................... 12MASTERCLASS�WITH�PATRICE�CHEREAU................................................................................................................ 13MASTROIANNI,�THE�PERFECT�ITALIAN..................................................................................................................... 13MELIES'�MAGIC.............................................................................................................................................................. 14MISTER�FREEDOM........................................................................................................................................................ 27NANA............................................................................................................................................................................... 27PHANTOM�OF�THE�OPERA�(THE)............................................................................................................................... 28POIL�DE�CAROTTE....................................................................................................................................................... 28RETURN�TO�THE�CAUCASUS..................................................................................................................................... 15ROCKY�PACKING�THE�PUNCHES............................................................................................................................... 15ROLL�ON�CINEMA......................................................................................................................................................... 16TEEN�SPIRIT,�TEENAGERS�IN�HOLLYWOOD............................................................................................................ 17WARREN�BEATTY,�HOLLYWOOD�AMBITION............................................................................................................. 17WHO�ARE�YOU�POLLY�MAGGOO?............................................................................................................................. 29WILD�AFRICA�ON�FILM................................................................................................................................................. 18WOMEN�FILM�DESIRE.................................................................................................................................................. 18

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