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Red Lights (DVD)

Description: Genre: Drama / Theatrical Release: 2003 / Director: Cédric Kahn / Actors: Jean-Pierre Darroussin, Carole Bouquet ... / ... more

Red Lights (DVD) ... DVD released 24 January, 2005 at Artificial Eye / Features of the DVD: PAL, Widescreen / Tensions begin to rise between Antoine and Helene as, on a trip to the South of France, they get caught in a traffic gridlock. Antoine attempts to cool himself down with a beer at a nearby bar, but when he returns, he finds that things have got a whole lot worse: Helene is missing.

Newest Review: ... already fraught with suspicion and mistrust; they are obviously not on the best of terms from the start, something that leads ... more

... to Antoine having a drink or two before leaving, steeling his nerves for the long drive ahead. The relationship is going to be strained even further by the long journey out of Paris, surrounded by thousands of other holidaymakers all heading out into the countryside on one of France’s favourite bank holidays. The opening scenes of Red Lights are all about Antoine and Hélène. Talking in a café, in their home and in the car, a picture of a couple gradually becoming irritated by the throngs of traffic and each oth...more

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Red Lights (DVD): Red Lights get a green light from me! (691 words)
by Ailran - written on 04.01.07 (Very useful, 131 readings)
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‘Red Lights’ is the kind of movie that the French do best, and would never get made by any other country’s mainstream film industry. No one else does this sort of drama, in this kind of way. The look, the style and the content is so French! French cinema is often based around relationships and how they start, continue or finish. For example in recent times we have had Nathalie, Les Trops De Intimacie, Petits Coupures and Lucas Belvaux’s stunning trilogy ‘One’, ‘Two’ and ‘Three’. All of which are strongly based around the relationships of the main characters and Trilogy even going as far as using three different genres of film to do this (comedy, thriller and ...

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