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Pauline seems to have been constantly busy with her film and stage career.
She has also been studying at Lyon University.

At the moment she's on set in Vienna playing one of the leads in the film Billionaire, which will also take her to Los Angeles in the new year.
She also has to fit in a season of the children's stage play Blanche Neige (Snow White) beginning in the next week or so.
Then in around April/May 2015 she starts preparations for another stage play Le Chemin de Damas. (The Road to Damascus) from the plays by August Strindberg.

So no, not a lot of high profile stuff, but hopefully the start of a good solid career in the industry.

This list at http://en.unifrance.org/directories/person/347956/pauline-acquart/filmography is very much out of date I'm afraid.

fish wrote:...up against the wall...

Edgar: "Lay off the threats Fish. You can see who's "up against the wall" over there."



Fish: "Oops."

Yesterday I was watching film "Water Lilies ." But it is in French. Now I'm looking for subtitles to see it.

She has a special beauty and looks very tender . I like a lot

It's a beautiful film.
I have the dvd but I suppose there are a number of YouTube vids you might be able to find.
Don't know what sub-titles they would have, but there are a number of Spanish speaking people who post things like that on YT.
Good luck.


Please Mr Honetschläger sir, let Pauline loose so she can get on with her important w*rk.
You know, telling everyone to post lots of pics for us on the Forum.

fish wrote:Pauline seems to have been constantly busy with her film and stage career.
She has also been studying at Lyon University.

At the moment she's on set in Vienna playing one of the leads in the film Billionaire, which will also take her to Los Angeles in the new year.
She also has to fit in a season of the children's stage play Blanche Neige (Snow White) beginning in the next week or so.
Then in around April/May 2015 she starts preparations for another stage play Le Chemin de Damas. (The Road to Damascus) from the plays by August Strindberg.

So no, not a lot of high profile stuff, but hopefully the start of a good solid career in the industry.

This list at http://en.unifrance.org/directories/person/347956/pauline-acquart/filmography is very much out of date I'm afraid.

fish wrote:...up against the wall...

Edgar: "Lay off the threats Fish. You can see who's "up against the wall" over there."



Fish: "Oops."

Pauline looking a bit rough there.

Loving these B/W pix, Fishy

Hey Arctic, I wish I was all au fait with la B like Fish, but really, as you note, I'm just a hopeless fangirl.

I mean fanboy. I mean er - oh, is that the door? Excuse me...

I just saw the movie "Water Lilies" and I liked it very much.
Being so tenderly

The ending seem faster . Everything is solved in two images . Is this, right?

Please recommend me another of this girl or some movie as tender as this .

Santi wrote:...Please recommend me another of this girl or some movie as tender as this .

Over to you Dave.
You're more of an expert than I in this field.

Ian wrote:Pauline looking a bit rough there.

That's just me wearing my Sia wig and trying to blend in on set.


Better be some new ones in the post tonight, 'cause that's it at the moment.




OMG. Was that 90K?

Santi wrote:Please recommend me another of this girl or some movie as tender as this.

There are very few other movies I know of that calibre, Santi; but one of them is certainly Let The Right One In
...you might like Welcome to the Rileys too, even though it's a little slow starting.

L'Acquart Glorieuse has 'only' done short films* and bit parts since Water Lilies, seemingly choosing live theatre work and the study of the craft of acting; but we have high hopes of Billionaire, from which Fish is finding us all these nice pix...


* Au Septieme Jour [see it on Vimeo] is the only 30m short I've seen, but Acquart is adorable in it, even though it is a very VERY sad film. Beware!

fish wrote:OMG. Was that 90K?

Yes! - and it's only taken nearly three years...

It would be very nice if we could tell Pauline/artmedia that the thread views had reached 100,000 for Christmas, eh?

[Surely at least 1,000 of them must be the general public...?]

I saw "Let The Right One In" many times. Is beautful, violence and love. Sweet and innocent.
She is a monster and at the end a child too.

Tomorrow will see au septième jour, when I found subtitles

DMt. wrote:[Surely at least 1,000 of them must be the general public...?]

Oh, that's got to be 1500, surely?


There've been a few full length films...
Jeanne Captive... Haven't seen it but Pauline's seems very much a background character.
La Lisière... as above. Been on TV.

Les Lendemains... Haven't seen it yet but some nice pics have been posted. She isn't the star but I don't know the extent of her role. Still doing the rounds of the Festival circuit so there's hope for a dvd release later.

Parenthèse... Was on Vimeo for a while. Pauline's is a very minor role. She was brought in to give the project some "backer appeal" but in the end they decided to keep the original cast and wrote a minor role for Pauline.

The short films seem to be better value, if you can find them.
I have hopes for Les Lendemains and Billionaire, but, we'll see.


For anyone who hasn't seen the interview clip with "Billionaire" director Edgar Honetschläger it's worth the effort.
He describes the character Pauline plays at around the 4 min mark. Lovely.
In English.
Only still pics in the vid, which is why I'm posting this one again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwYr3rSAuxw




Oh, while I think of it, try this one too Santi. https://vimeo.com/20968108

ok

i will see it, thanks

And there's also this one... https://vimeo.com/35969636
Both were made for the fashion house Indress to show off some of their clothes.
Pretty simple stories, but it's nice to see Pauline doing things.


Well, I hope filming in Austria is over because Pauline's due to appear in Blanche Neige in France (Bordeaux is it?) tomorrow night.



I've resorted to another email, this time to France, in an attempt to buy the Blanche Neige DVD.
I know there is one.
They can't fool me.

DMt. wrote:Hey Arctic, I wish I was all au fait with la B like Fish, but really, as you note, I'm just a hopeless fangirl.

I mean fanboy. I mean er - oh, is that the door? Excuse me...

Nothing wrong with a bit of Fandom DMt. it happens far more times I wish to remember