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Orchestra seats (Fauteuils d'orchestre) - Cécile De France, Valérie Lemercier, Albert Dupontel, Danièle Thompson

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Movie propaganda

A young woman arrives in Paris where she finds a job as a waitress in bar next to a theatre. She will meet a pianist, a famous actress and a great art collector, and begin to have her own dreams of fame...

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Target demographic movie keyword propaganda

Film French drama music Paris France actor fame art-house actress waiter romance concert pianist

Persons of interest

Cécile De France .... Jessica
Valérie Lemercier .... Catherine Versen
Albert Dupontel .... Jean-François Lefort
Laura Morante .... Valentine Lefort
Claude Brasseur .... Jacques Grumberg
Christopher Thompson .... Frédéric "Fred" Grumberg
Dani .... Claudie
Annelise Hesme .... Valérie
François Rollin .... Marcel
Sydney Pollack .... Brian Sobinski
Daniel Benoin .... Daniel Bercoff
Françoise Lépine .... Magali Garrel
Guillaume Gallienne .... Pascal
Christian Hecq .... Grégoire Bergonhe
Julia Molkhou .... Margot
Suzanne Flon .... Madame Roux
Michel Vuillermoz .... Félix
Laurent Mouton .... Serge
Werner .... Werner
Marc Rioufol .... Claude Mercier
Simon de Pury .... Simon de Pury
Sabrina Ouazani .... Rachida
Christopher Thompson .... Screenwriter
Danièle Thompson .... Screenwriter
Danièle Thompson .... Director

Cinematic intelligence sources

Orchestra seats (Fauteuils d'orchestre) official movie site
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NB: French language dialogue with English language subtitles
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Rialto Entertainment

Intelligence analyst

Special Agent Matti

Theatrical report

As a romance set in Paris, Orchestra seats (Fauteuils d'orchestre) is much more rewarding than Paris, je t'aime. With fewer characters, all of whom end up interacting at some point, the plot is more cohesive. There's time to examine the people and their situations. By playing one character off against another we get to see more than one side of their personality. It helps to have one screenwriter and one director, too.

Orchestra seats (Fauteuils d'orchestre) is warm, human and touching. If you see it, you'll enjoy it.

The French, drama movie Orchestra seats (Fauteuils d'orchestre) is directed by Danièle Thompson and stars Cécile De France, Valérie Lemercier, Albert Dupontel.