fucking-amal.com

Or maybe just purposely messing with your head.

Oh, sure, like they even know I exist...

DMt. wrote:...Oh, sure, like they even know I exist...

Oh they know.
They're just keeping quiet about it in case you get conceited.
(Cancels alternate reality mode. )


Haven't had any time to do any further research on Parenthèse today, try again tomorrow.
Meanwhile, Sans Faire de Bruit.

A lanky Acquart indeed...how tall is she now, I wonder? Most of six feet, I bet.

DMt. wrote:...how tall is she now, I wonder?..

I think she's roughly the same height as Adèle, who is 175cms, or around 5' 8½" according to her agency.
Nice.


A very austere looking Pauline. I think the smile is long gone.

Meeee wrote:..."Parenthèse"...

I'm no longer confused.

Parenthèse 2 : "Les prémisses" is due to start filming next month.

"Written by Hervé & Bernard Tanguy
Directed by Bernard Tanguy

Full midlife crisis, Raphael decided to buy a boat without the knowledge of his wife. He wants to embark with his two best friends, hoping to revive the atmosphere of their last common vacation, there are more than 20 years. Sandrine, the wife of Raphael, this takes quite impromptu getaway and confides her distress to her political mentor who is secretly in love with her.

With Vincent Winterhalter, Gilles Gaston-Dreyfus, Eric Viellard, Nathalie Besançon, Gilles Cohen, Pauline Acquart.

Aid CNC program

This short film is a prequel to the short film "Parenthesis" shot in 2012

[shooting from 20 to 27 August in Paris and Beauchamp]"

Meanwhile, back on Vimeo, Bernard Tanguy hs posted the full "Parentèse" shortfilm..... https://vimeo.com/63152856

I know how they feel, cute young things are always throwing themselves at me.
Nice little film.
Hope he posts "2" as well.

Yeah, it happens to me all the time too.

Even in the [radically unlikely] event of a 'cute young thing' throwing herself at me, I wouldn't be able to catch her.

Notre Acquart looking pale and tired in those shots; I do hope she isn't overworking.

fish wrote:...This short film is a prequel to the short film "Parenthesis" shot in 2012...

They're also in the process of getting finance to make a full length "feature" film of Parentèse but it's been recommended they find a more "bankable" cast.
Tanguy has said he can't see anything wrong with the current cast which he wants to keep.
Don't know into which category l'Acquart fits or even if the "shortfilm 2" part of the story is to be included in the longfilm.

I'm getting confused again.

Maybe that's why l'Acquart seemed to frown all the while in Sans Faire de Bruit, she knew what lay ahead.
These are the rest of the SFdB pics. I'll post the lot 'cause they've all been seen before.




Not a smile to be seen.

fish wrote:...Not a smile to be seen.

Lets just rectify that a bit, shall we?

Fishy innocently wrote:Let's just rectify that a bit...

Rectitude (n.),
the formal, dignified bearing adopted by a proctologist just before the examination.

See also;

abdicate (v.),
to give up all hope of ever having a flat stomach.

balderdash (n.),
a rapidly receding hairline.

circumvent (n.),
an opening in the front of boxer shorts worn by Jewish men.

coffee (n.),
the person upon whom one coughs.

esplanade (v.),
to attempt an explanation while drunk.

flabbergasted (adj.),
appalled over how much weight you have gained.

flatulence (n.),
emergency vehicle that picks you up after you are run over by a steamroller.

gargoyle (n.),
olive-flavored mouthwash.

lymph (v.),
to walk with a lisp.

negligent (adj.),
describes a condition in which you absentmindedly answer the door in your nightgown.

oyster (n.),
a person who sprinkles his conversation with Yiddishisms.

Pokemon (n.),
a Rastafarian proctologist.

testicle (n.),
a humorous question on an exam.

willy-nilly (adj.),
impotent.

*

From Linguistic humor, Washington Post alternative definitions contest/s

Eg;

http://www.msgr.ca/msgr-3/stories%2002.htm

Or;

http://www.alphadictionary.com/fun/new_meanings.html

I think I've just given up on the idea of becoming a proctologist, or even a Pokemon.


I have to find the time to do a thorough search again, I'm running out of even remotely good stuff now.
Bourka: "Yay!"

Are you sure that's la B? I'm not...chameleon though she is...

I wasn't sure at first either, but that's how it was tagged.
It isn't one of the Indress pics I'd seen before though, so perhaps you're right.
Maybe she's not only in hiding, she's now setting traps for us.


Won't have much time to search for anything new in the next few days, life and all that interferes.
I can only hope to start finding more stuff before M. Tanguy posts all his new Bourka/Parenthèse 2 pics/clips later in the month.

One of these days I must see this.



http://spectacles.premiere.fr/Salle-de-Spectacle/Spectacle/Blanche-Neige-1878019/(affichage)/press

"The Critique Pariscope : (Caroline Munsch)

The shock! In this "Snow White" Nicolas Liautard, the director, has only one purpose: to seduce our offspring giving free rein to their interpretation. This piece is an open book, a series of pictures of immeasurable beauty. The story is told with a disconcerting truth ... and it happens! Images, no dialogues. Nicolas Liautard has captured the essence of the themes in the story by the Brothers Grimm. Everything is there, the mother dies in childbirth, the executioner portrayed as abject as the queen devouring our eyes the heart of her daughter ... This is an unknown version that comes here. Adults are they arrested? Yes, definitely ... One thing is certain, kids love it. They comment on the situation, react and unpack its raw impressions (it's huge!). Clutches of her stepmother to the saving encounter with the dwarfs, the adventures of the beautiful Snow White are followed carefully. Sublimated by the stars Rudtmann Bruno, Pauline Acquart Julien Campani, Jürg Haring, Marion Suzanne are all excellent. Their game is perfect. In his staging, Nicolas Liautard judiciously combines video, puppets, animals ... A crazy project, totally successful!
"Snow White" is a message to all the girls and their mothers. A funny and imaginative adaptation of incredible accuracy. A closeup shot of heart!"

Should've grabbed it while it was around, probably...ah well.

...a series of pictures of immeasurable beauty...

Yes, that's where Notre Acquart belongs