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Jean Jacques Beineix: how to translate passion into cinema?

Publication date 04/04/1986 From €100.00

Jean-Jacques Beineix

Interviewed by Noël MAMERE, Jean-Jacques BEINEIX first became interested in passion in the book by Philippe DJAN. He is passionate about literature. He evokes the imaginary and tries as a filmmaker to realize this tour de force which consists in ensuring "that the images remain open to the daydream of the spectator". France ROCHE underlines love and how this love is transformed in the film. A rather common love turns into a fire and their love becomes a real tragedy.

"Diva", expression of the sensibility of an entire generation

Publication date 10/03/1981 From €100.00

Jean-Jacques Beineix

Jean-Jacques BEINEIX points out that in his film there is sensuality and passion. It evokes the character of the romantic postman, not only wannabe and who manages to meet the person he loves. He doesn’t think his movie’s a catch-all. The sensibility of the time is shattered. We go from one kind to another. It corresponds to the sensitivity of an entire generation and that of youth. It is a film both police and musical. He tried to make music with pictures.

Jean Jacques Beineix, "Diva" and the detective film

Publication date 28/02/1982 From €100.00

Jean-Jacques Beineix

Jean-Jacques BEINEIX, interviewed by France ROCHE and Philippe LABRO, tells the story of "Diva", a love story between a postman and a diva. He chose the police type as an exercise in style. The quality of Philippe ROUSSELOT’s photography is exceptional in this film. He has a new screenplay and starts shooting a second film "The Moon in the gutter". The film "Diva" pleased Gérard DEPARDIEU who plays in this last film.

Jean-Jacques Beineix on his first film

Publication date 15/03/1981 From €100.00

Jean-Jacques Beineix

For his first film, Jean-Jacques BEINEIX is interviewed by France ROCHE. The journalist asks him how he lived the period before the film. For 3 years, he stopped his career as an assistant and met a producer who proposed a film that he liked and that he made.

Béatrice Dalle about "37°2 in the morning"

Publication date 04/04/1986 From €100.00

Jean-Jacques Beineix

Béatrice DALLE remembers a film that was trying. This is his first major film experience. She adds that "She is a lonely woman in life".

Jean Jacques Beineix: the character of the psychoanalyst

Publication date 08/01/2001 From €100.00

Jean-Jacques Beineix

Jean-Jacques BEINEIX is interviewed about his latest film "Mortel transfert", adapted from the novel of the same name by Jean-Pierre GATTÉGNO. In this last film he imagined a character who is a psychoanalyst who is in society. The psychoanalyst listens to society and society looks at or listens to psychoanalysts. He thinks of a character so serious that in grotesque circumstances he becomes funny. He thinks age plays in movies you can make.

Jean-Jacques Beineix and the meeting between actors and lions

Publication date 15/04/1989 From €100.00

Jean-Jacques Beineix

Jean-Jacques BEINEIX, accompanied by Isabelle PASCO, in front of an assembly of students of the campus of Amiens evokes the artifice that represents the cinema and the challenge that consisted in getting the actors into the cage to the lions. This film had to decide to enter the cage. The film therefore transmits a certain truth. One had to overcome one’s fear to find a certain form, a certain part of the truth.

Shooting of the movie "The Moon in the Gutter"

Publication date 30/10/1982 From €100.00

Jean-Jacques Beineix

Shooting of the movie "The Moon in the gutter" with Gérard DEPARDIEU and Nastassja KINSKI. Jean-Jacques BEINEIX evokes the characters of the film and in particular that of Gérard DEPARDIEU who shows great strength and great fragility as the character of the film. It’s hard to work with these personalities but it’s challenging

Jean Jacques Beineix explains the meaning of the film "IP5"

Publication date 30/06/1992 From €100.00

Jean-Jacques Beineix

Jean-Jacques BEINEIX explains that IP5 means the island of pachyderrmes but also is a signature of taggers. In the film the tagger is Jockey’s boyfriend played by Sekkou in the film. They are the ones who were born in the RER with a baseball bat in hand and who one day go on an adventure with a truck full of light dwarfs. They cross paths with an old man who is going to cause them a lot of problems.

"Roselyne and the lions": Jean-Jacques Beineix mixes genres

Publication date 29/10/1988 From €100.00

Jean-Jacques Beineix

Jean-Jacques BEINEIX loves reality and theatricality. This story of the tamer is an edifying one. He is interested in people who go to the end of themselves which leads to tragedy. But it’s also a comedy. It’s a mix of genres. There are some pretty crazy characters in this movie, beautiful characters.

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