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...erotic encounters; and "Les Rendez-Vous d'Anna," a more mainstream feature from 1978, centered on a film director (Aurore Clement) and her glancing contacts with humanity during a promotional tour of European cities. Both are challenging and...

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...or whatever, I always take another route, because Paris is not built that way. AVC: Your films are full of director surrogates, like Aurore Clement's character in Les Rendez-vous D'Anna, whose first name is your middle name. But physically,...

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...of Akerman as a perpetual wanderer is confirmed by the autobiographical Les Rendez-vous D'Anna, which follows a filmmaker (Aurore Clement) from one European city to the next on a tour in support of her latest effort. It's like the anti-8...

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...inspired both Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now Redux (1979) and Oliver Stone's ''Platoon '' (1986). French actress Aurore Clement seen in the Drummer-Crub plays a role in Apocalypse Now Redux's French plantation chapters...

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...south seemingly buried in the traits of her father (Omero Antonutti). In her childhood, Estrella's father is a mysterious world. Growing up, she finds out that he once had a sweetheart (Aurore Clement), and that he's still in love with her.

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...a single edition of Cosmopolitan Man was published as a trial, targeted to appeal to men. Its cover featured Jack Nicholson and Aurore Clement. It was published twice in 1989 as a supplement to Cosmopolitan. In recent years the magazine...

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...(1974), she has usually been cast in secondary roles but has worked steadily, respected for her talent and dedication to her craft. Clement has appeared in more than 80 films and is most often remembered as the character "Anne" in the...

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...kingdom, inspired by Ankor Wat. It was also on set of Apocalypse Now where he met his future wife, French actress Aurore Clement. (Clement's role was eventually edited out of final cut of the film and only restored in the Apocalypse Now...

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...tu, il, elle," likewise follows an unmoored heroine on an open-ended journey. A Belgian filmmaker on a promotional tour, Anna (Aurore Clement) makes her way through a series of indistinguishable railway stations and hotels. There are...

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Director(s): Chantal Akerman. Screenplay: Chantal Akerman. Cast: Chantal Akerman, Niels Arestrup, Claire Wauthion, Aurore Clement, Helmut Griem, Magali Noel, Hanns Zischler, Lea Massari, and Jean-Pierre Cassel. Distributor: The Criterion...

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