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The first full trailer for Joann Sfar’s biopic Serge Gainsbourg (vie héroïque) launched yesterday, and—what a shocker—there’s a naked chick in the first twelve seconds. Full Article at Prefix
This NSFW French-language trailer (via TwentyFourBit) for Joann Sfar'sSerge Gainsbourg: A Heroic Life makes us want to see the film. Mainly because Eric Elmosnino seems to inhabit Gainsbourg the way Sam Riley made like Ian Curtis in Control. Full Article at stereogum
We’ve already revealed to you plenty of images and a simple video teaser from Joann Sfar’s biopic, about musical French icon, “Serge Gainsbourg: Vie Héroïque” (“A Life Heroic”) and today we have a lot more including the first trailer for the film. Full Article at The Daily Swarm
Oh, this is splendid. Lord knows when it will be released in Britain, but a trip to Paris in the New Year to see this biopic of the great Serge Gainsbourg might be just the ticket. Full Article at Spectator Magazine
Yvan Attal is talking about one of the most famous images of Paris – Robert Doisneau's 1950 photograph, Le Baiser de l'Hotel de Ville, in which a young couple are locked in an embrace as all of Parisian life swirls around them. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
Serge Gainsbourg brought us lust. Edith Piaf brought us passion. Herman Düne, a new musical export from the French, is bringing whimsy to America. Full Article at Boston Globe
*Apparently it’s some kind of viral video pitch for a Serge Gainsbourg documentary, but that sudden 3-D effect is messed-up. Full Article at Wired
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