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Pauline: "Don't think you can sweettalk your way out of this one Dave.
Get your hands off me!"



"And stop calling me Kylie."

fish wrote:Pauline: Don't think you can sweettalk your way out of this one Dave...

DMt. [flustered]: Eh? What one? I'm innocent! I never didn't - oh, hang on, you mean the 'portrait'? I can explain...put down the gun, please...now, listen, I could either download the pic, print it out, draw a grid over it, transfer the grid to a suitable canvas, painstakingly redraw all the main lines and blocks, fill in with paint, and then re-photograph and upload the result...or...I could just crop it nicely in a graphics program, fiddle with the brightness and contrast, crush it down to 16 colours to get that blobby Expressionist thing going, and re-upload. See?

Pauline [pulls rifle bolt] : Prepare to die, artiste de con.

DMt. : Wait! Obviously, for reasons of...of...of artistic integrity, I had to pursue the course that would give the best result; and given my truly awesome painting skills that's, uh, exactly what I did. You don't like it? OK, OK, put down the gun, already...look, I'll do a proper portrait, full classical method...all you have to do is sit for me every afternoon for, ooh, about six months should do it...how does that sound?

Pauline [silence, one raised eyebrow, rifle still half raised]: ...

DMt. [hopefully]: Well, can we talk about it over lunch? I don't know about you, but I'm starving.

DMt. wrote:...Well, can we talk about it over lunch?...

Pauline: "You better be buying. Or else."

fish wrote:

Fuck yeh! I'd surrender

But she really don't need a rifle to keep us captivity, does she?



Btw, what film is this taken from?

Dahls wrote:But she really don't need a rifle to keep us captivity, does she?

Nope.

Btw, what film is this taken from?

The music video 'Private Lily' by Damien Odoul, for the band Moriarty;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI0xOHfOQ9Y

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6mu77_moriarty-private-lily_music

Love that clip.
But it must have been bloody cold the way she's shivering.

Maybe she's caught on to the latest strange trend in Norway, called "naking" (nudeing). Sort of a even weirder version of the Australian "planking". You simply climb a mounten, undress to the full monty, and have you're picture taken infront of a cliff or something.

http://kortreist.adressa.no/forside/article12719.ece


The odd things kids come up with these days

Interesting...way to embrace the planet!

Is L'Acquart shaking off the ghost of Marie, aka "Mme. Pas-Des-Seins", in that music video...?

Well, that's my theory, anyway. I've several times thought of making a .gif of that part of the video, but thought better of it because of misinterpretation / misappropriation issues.

It's quite a liberating feeling actually, naked in the majestic nature
I've never do it infront of a camera though, don't see any reason to really.

DMt. wrote:Is L'Acquart shaking off the ghost of Marie, aka "Mme. Pas-Des-Seins", in that music video...?

A more plausible theory, I agree

I would, in her shoes.

Marie was still half a child, but L'Acquart is a full-grown woman, as anyone can see.

This post is the 12k-th view of the thread...

I wonder what the total views will be by the anniversary [Dec 8th]? 15-16k, at the current rate...maybe more.

My hope is that it will assist in bringing Pauline Acquart Bourquelot to the wider global audience she so obviously deserves.

Pauline: "'Naking' indeed. No way I'm taking my clothes off in front of a camera."

DMt. wrote:...My hope is that it will assist in bringing Pauline Acquart Bourquelot to the wider global audience she so obviously deserves.

I certainly hope so Dave.

Bourka in 2009, showing how its done.

fish wrote:Bourka

That's an affectionate little nickname, Fish...

Did you come up with it, or have you seen it somewhere?

You know what, Au Septieme Jour is a really seriously heavy bit of work... l'Acquart's spot-on portrayal of teenage alienation and despair is very scary indeed, and Samuel Doux is evidently very aware of what a talent he is directing, in her; the camera work is reverent, adoring almost.

I hope someday they can work on a full-length feature [and that it's at the other end of the emotional spectrum ]