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In that case, here's lucky thirteen.
From the almost ¼ second of smile in the Sans Faire de Bruit trailer.



When a few current dvd attempts are resolved I must get in touch with Noodles Prod.

Fourteen days.
Two whole weeks, and still smiling.



But it's becoming exhausting searching for new smiles and having to resort to old smiles.

News of what La FAB is up to is proving very elusive.
I know what's planned in a couple of months but even then finding pics/vids, especially from a stage show, is/will be seriously difficult.
Still, I didn't start this epic journey thinking it would be easy.

Smiles are done.
Gone.
No more.
(unless I find a new one. )


How did I miss this pic from Faustine?

La belle Acquart still not looking after her hydration..tsk tsk...possibly the most beautiful lips in the world, getting all dry like that.

Perhaps you should be appointed as her "Personal Hydration Specialist".



I could be your assistant and follow you both around with a glass of water.

I've just sent a thank you email to the wonderful people at Forrest & Léa.
The long awaited copy of "Lettre d'un Père à sa Fille" arrived in the post today.



Excellent short film.
Worth the wait but I'll admit to being very impatient.

Young man meets and marries his love.
Sadly she dies soon after the birth of their daughter Lucie.
The years pass and the relationship he has with Lucie is strained, mainly because he will not talk to her about her mother.
Lucie leaves home and after several more years she reaches out to him.

She laughs, she cries, she dances, she even gets drunk and throws up in the toilet.
Lovely film.

As I explained some time ago, I am unable to post any clips/pics, but the Forrest & Léa site is very good, as are the clips they've posted on Vimeo.




Dave, Owen, if you want any more info please send me a PM.

Way to go, Fishy!

Very chuffed I am.
Some really lovely scenes featuring La FAB.

fish wrote:...really lovely...

My searching technique seems to have suffered a bit lately.
I used to find new stuff fairly regularly, but now.....
I may have to w*rk out how I started and go back to basics.

L'Acquart Touchante!

For sure.

Watched it a few times now.
Still thinking it's a lovely film.
Seems to run nicely on the PC too.



Can't wait for my next two dvd's.

DVDdecrypter is your friend for backing up DVD to PC, fishy.

DMt. wrote:DVDdecrypter...

Might have to do a bit of research there.


Would anyone believe me if I said this "artsy-fartsy" effect was deliberate?

Contrary to what we've been given to understand, O Fish, self-deprecation is not actually pleasing to the One Infinite Creator.

Also, 'artsy-fartsy' is a term of dubious provenance at best, mostly [but not only] used by the mean-minded and talentless to demean someone else's work.

I think what I'm trying to say there ^ is

a] it's a very nice pic, *actually*, and
b] just stop being horrible to my friend, ok?