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(4621) 7.5 115 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

La Belle Époque is a movie starring Daniel Auteuil, Guillaume Canet, and Doria Tillier. A couple in crisis. He, disillusioned, sees his life upset the day an entrepreneur offers him to plunge back into the time of his choice.

Genres
Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director
Nicolas Bedos
Starring
Guillaume Canet, Daniel Auteuil, Fanny Ardant, Doria Tillier

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Genres Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director Nicolas Bedos
Writer Nicolas Bedos
Stars Guillaume Canet, Daniel Auteuil, Fanny Ardant, Doria Tillier
Country Belgium, France
Also Known As Ραντεβού στο Belle Epoque, Den skjønne tiden, Die schönste Zeit unseres Lebens, Poznajmy się jeszcze raz, La belle époque, Belle Epoque, Yeni Baştan, Boldog idők, Die Schönste Zeit unseres Lebens, Nuostabi epocha, La belle époque - elämämme kaunein aika, La Belle Epoque
Runtime 1 h 55 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Description A couple in crisis. He, disillusioned, sees his life upset the day an entrepreneur offers him to plunge back into the time of his choice.

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23 customer reviews about drama «La Belle Époque»

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Angela Hayes
Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 12:23

Thora Birch and Morgan Freeman play lesbian sex addicts. They are approached by their producer (Harold Ramis) who wants to have them do the Lifetime film version of an acclaimed novel "The Dreamers" because the movie is struggling financially and running out of money. They fall for each other and eventually realize that they really don't know each other but they do fall for each other. The film is filled with some good parts as well as some bad parts. The stories are quirky and funny. Both actresses give great performances. The storyline is engaging and the comedy is subtle and dark. But I did feel that there were a lot of gaps in the plot, which could have been filled with some stronger action. I found myself thinking that some of the scenes might have been more believable if they had more dramatic camera angles. I also did not really like the ending, I could see why the producers wanted to do the film like this but it did not make any sense in the storyline. The film is engaging and the performances are great, which in my opinion is why I liked it so much.
Margaret
Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 14:09

By far the best French film I've ever seen. In fact, I think the best film ever made. It's a very precise story about life, love, sex, and being young. It's not a very interesting story, but it does the job. It's very difficult to make a film that focuses on two people, two countries, and two different times. This film does it very well. The film is about two young people, about two couples, and about two different times. I recommend it to anyone who wants to know about life and loves a film. I will give it a 9 out of 10.
Henry Lewis
Friday, 11 Sep 2020 19:35

I don't know how to say it, but as someone who has become a man over the past ten years, I thought I was living out the life of an older guy. I can't say I was happy with my new role. I had no idea who I was until I was 28, and even then I didn't know who I was. I had a feeling of not fitting in with the population I was born into, and it began with the child I bore, who I found so immature. She was my best friend, and with the child I had it just wasn't possible for me to be what she saw. Yet it is possible to be what you really are. But at the same time I was a perfect stranger to it. I don't know how I fit in, and I can't see the relationship my character has with this beautiful woman. It's not my body or my thoughts, it's just that I don't know who I am. There is a desire to be loved, I think, because we are children of a time that had many roles. There was the man, the woman, the worker, the police officer, the white-collar worker, etc. You had to have a strong will, an appropriate role, and you had to be able to fit into society. You had to be respected, you had to be liked. I don't know how to be a woman, so I've learned to be a man, but I'm still uncertain. How do I fit in with this woman? This man? The boss? This policeman? I'm trying to fill this role with the man I'm born to be, and I can't seem to fit into anything else. I'm trapped.
Heather H.
Thursday, 10 Sep 2020 12:03

Le Belle Époque is the first full-length feature film by Annapurna Pictures. It stars Ashton Sanders as Rico, an aging newspaper journalist with a private jet, a second job as a florist, a gorgeous wife (Paz Vega) and an adventurous young daughter. Rico has only one bone to pick with the world: he wants to break into the world of his rich father's foundation that finances philanthropic projects around the world. Rico's family has not always supported him in his many adventures, and the family values have changed. Rico learns that the foundation has increased his daughter's salary (as a trainee sous-chef) and that he now has the job of reporting on events and playing the piano. Rico feels he can finally live the life of the rich and famous. As well, his father has traveled to Germany to perform at a concert; and his mother still lives in the same house she had when he was a boy. When the family moves to the suburb of Konserthus in Schleswig-Holstein, the old home, which has been deteriorating, is demolished. Although his daughter believes that this is a good idea, and his brother, who still lives at home, does not object, the older brother is nevertheless suspicious. Rico becomes a suspect in the investigation of the destruction of the house, and when Rico finds out that the real owner of the house is none other than his former colleague, he leaves his family. On the way, Rico meets and falls in love with a new girl, Ewa, who he did not know in the first place. And after the family moves to a new house, Rico begins to find out what his father and mother really had to do with the destruction of the house. How exactly did the family lose the house? How did they move from the wealthy mansions in the north to the more modest dwellings in the south? The film is a deeply moving drama about the often hidden but powerful relationships of families, which come to a head at the end of the movie, and what happens to Rico, who moves out of his parents' house, into an apartment in the north of Schleswig-Holstein. The family issues show the family values of a wealthy man and a family in crisis, and how society changes and changes with the passage of time. The family values, which were more than just financial, are what make the story worth watching, and in the end, for me, the most fascinating part of the film. The movie has some wonderful visual and musical images, which are perfectly paired with the music. The high quality of the production is wonderful, and the film is visually stunning, and the music is very effective and convincing. The music was composed by Jean-Michel Jarre and the music is similar to his music in The Illusionist. The story itself is a sad but well made movie, and the movie is extremely moving.
Scott Munoz
Wednesday, 09 Sep 2020 23:19

I just finished watching this film at a free screening and I can't wait to see it again. The story, well it had the usual young people loving, older people being jealous. What I thought was refreshing was how the same people acted as a lot of the film. You really felt like you were living in this great big family. It was very much like a French Wedding. The use of sound in this film was also wonderful, the sounds were very well placed. My only complaint with the film is it seemed to drag on a little. It was actually kind of boring to watch it. I think the cast did a great job. You could tell their feelings for each other and they really connected onscreen. If you like Drama, Romance or a film with good actors I really recommend this film to you.
Terry
Saturday, 05 Sep 2020 12:37

A pity it was so short. Another reason to like this film is the look. This is a very modern look, I saw in one of the prequel. The only thing I didn't like was the ending. Maybe the actors didn't have a chance to finish the movie. I would like to see the rest of this series. Now I think I might have to start it.
Ronald Barrett
Wednesday, 02 Sep 2020 12:17

This film is a good one. It's exciting, and the actors all play their parts well. And even though the film is a romantic comedy, the romantic part of it isn't overdone and it doesn't sound cheesy. Overall, I would recommend this film to anyone, and I would give it 9 stars.
Jean Duncan
Friday, 28 Aug 2020 03:33

A life-affirming romantic comedy, a French-language, no less, starring Tcheky Karyo and Michel Nisbet. Like most of the others who have commented on this film, I didn't know it was the French movie of the year, I didn't know it had a leading actress who could outshine everyone else and I didn't know it was written and directed by the same director, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, who made Blue Velvet. There were a few wonderful moments, not the least of which was a flashback sequence that would have been ruined by too much time spent on computer graphics. Jeunet, though, is a master of light, dark and surrealistic scenes that touch on some very real issues and questions in his films, questions that Americans would not, or even shouldn't, have to debate about. For example, do people always show up in the real world and provide the actors with masks, masks of what? That's what, I wonder? The movie does have some silly moments, and for all the lost characters, the family drama did get somewhat repetitive, but it's worth watching. And for the people who say that this movie is not worth it, perhaps you don't have the imagination to appreciate art.
Howard P.
Saturday, 22 Aug 2020 19:04

This movie is beautiful. It is also a drama. The story is not unlike the stories in both of the great love stories of both Audrey Hepburn and Elizabeth Taylor. The result is that the movie combines the two elements with great entertainment and art. It is a romantic story about an elderly French woman who is about to die. This woman finds a way to spend her last day and end her life in the most wonderful way possible. She does this by having a little break with her husband. The result is that Audrey Hepburn becomes old and frail. The movie is divided into different chapters and this makes the story seem much longer than it is. The movie is even more beautiful if you like French movies or poetry. The movie is wonderful for the world cinema lovers. It is a true French movie. The title, The Lorraine Waltz who was so beautiful and beautiful to see, was also a great gift to a movie lover.
Katherine
Saturday, 15 Aug 2020 23:36

I'm all for romantic comedies and had a few good ones in the past, but I'm usually a bit weary of them. Sometimes they seem like the sort of movies you see at the local drive-in to be free, but then you get your just desserts. But that's not the case here. This movie is just plain funny. It has a great script that keeps you on the edge of your seat. They just have to keep it going. The movie is about two people, who are always at odds with each other, so it's a non-linear story, and at times it really goes off the rails and hits you over the head with the fact that the story is not linear. If you know what I mean. I highly recommend this film. I can't believe I haven't read the book, or seen the stage play. I'd definitely be interested in those. I don't want to say too much about the book or the play because it would ruin the surprise. I hope the stage play turns out great, so that I don't have to wait so long for the movie. Overall, an excellent movie. I would highly recommend it.
Alexander
Saturday, 15 Aug 2020 04:48

My girlfriend and I have enjoyed this film so much, I thought it was one of the most realistic films I have seen in a long time. Like any other great novel, the film is structured in a way that leads the audience to see a certain reality, but also gives them a sense of reality for all to see. This film is an excellent way to view the changing society that we live in, and a great way to understand this man's life.
Kathryn P.
Saturday, 08 Aug 2020 22:04

Mariel Hemingway's third film, after the much-loved "All About My Mother" and the seriously underappreciated "The Last Emperor" (2008), is also highly underrated. Despite having much more scenes than I remember in "Memoirs of a Geisha" and a couple of minutes more than "All About My Mother" and a couple more minutes than "The Last Emperor" this one is extremely charming. My two favorite scenes are the "I Do" scene and the scene in the studio where Rolf, the landlord, gives the apartment keys to his wife, Armin. This scene is very reminiscent of the scene in "Memoirs of a Geisha", in which the prostitute sells her love by giving them her seat as a kiss goodbye from her lover. And while the movie has more of a domestic than a political feel it is still entertaining. There are some beautiful scenes and a brilliant performance by Noomi Rapace as the peasant girl who becomes a geisha. I also liked the music by David Byrne and I thoroughly recommend it. 9/10
Philip Parker
Thursday, 06 Aug 2020 19:45

In 1999, the French feminist writer Danielle Steele discovered a series of erotic novels written by French author Madame Gauthier. Upon hearing that this book was being produced in the United States, she contacted the director of the film, Jean-Pierre Jeunet. From that point on, Jeunet had a rather difficult task. He had to develop a film based on the novels by Madame Gauthier, and he needed an actress to portray a series of hyper-feminine characters. He did not have a great choice; however, he did have some specific actors who he was confident would do a good job. Most of these actors would go on to large movie and TV successes. Laurence Olivier, Sigourney Weaver, Julia Ormond and Kevin Spacey. Weaver played a young but strict housewife whose life is threatened when her husband goes insane. This was one of the most difficult roles in film history for director Jean-Pierre Jeunet. Jean-Pierre Jeunet is an adept, but not a great director. He was brought to the helm of the American version of "Romeo and Juliet", but he was a bad fit and very predictable. Jeunet quickly demonstrated that he was able to direct an interesting and at times thought provoking film. "La Belle Époque" is similar in theme to "La Belle Époque" in some ways. It is about two sisters, one of whom is homosexual and the other a lesbian. Each has been sent to a convent to "erase" their homosexual attractions. In their service, they have learned to suppress their homosexuality. The sisters have also learned to live with the assumption that homosexuality is a choice, as they were taught at the convent. A third sister, Sylvia (Sigourney Weaver) is also sent to the convent. When Sylvia is not in the convent, she spends her time singing and acting out homosexual fantasies. As the sisters are reading the erotic novels in the convent library, all of a sudden, they are the objects of some sadomasochistic sadomasochism. The sisters must now "erase" their homosexuality. Much of the erotic scenes in "La Belle Époque" were filmed for Jeunet in France. The films set in this rural area, "Le Pouvoir de Menevres", "Le Mere, L'Adore", "Le Relais des Noel", "Le Trop," "La Belle Époque" and "La Belle Ete", all show a classic French society of the 1970's. One major difference in the films is the music. The majority of the music in the films were made by French composers. The most notable French composer is Max Richter. "La Belle Époque" has a classical feel to it, not as one would expect from a French film set in the 1970's. The sound is very French, almost Middle Eastern in that the music tends to be a touch tinged with a touch of Eastern European. Although the film is set in France, there is a strong Italian influence to the soundtrack. This is very appropriate since it is based on a novel by Madame Gauthier. The film is also not as "heteronormative" as many of the films that focus on the Catholic church. In a sense, "La Belle Époque" is an anti-Catholic film. To date, this is not a common occurrence. Overall, the acting in "La Belle Époque" is great. Weaver does a wonderful job in her first leading role. She does a marvelous job portraying a young, virginal lesbian who has a mind of her own and has a great deal of freedom
Benjamin Gonzales
Tuesday, 28 Jul 2020 12:40

I didn't really watch the French version because it was dubbed by a non-native speaker. For a while I thought this movie wasn't worth watching and I should have followed that advice. But I decided to give it another try because of all the positive reviews and interest. The two main characters are more than believable and the relationship between the two (and especially the mother) is wonderful. I liked the settings, the "homeless-cute" clothes, the way that the husband and wife live in the "convent" (although you could say it's more of a castle), and the lifestyle of the three. And I liked the surprise ending. It was a little predictable, but hey, it's a movie, right? You know? So what? I also liked the ending where they went to the more rural part of France to "escape" their big city life. That's where my sense of humor is true. But I'm definitely planning to watch the subtitled version and enjoy it as much as I did the movie. So. Any questions?
Lisa
Wednesday, 22 Jul 2020 05:56

a very timely movie about not only the process of dying but about art as well. the premise was interesting and the acting was superb, even though, as was often the case in this genre, a very fine cast makes it a very enjoyable experience. i wish that more people could see this. perhaps it would make them think. and perhaps more people could understand the dilemma of both 'Patrice' and 'Eustache' and see the world through the eyes of both. that's all for now.
Joan Rice
Friday, 17 Jul 2020 06:30

Let's face it: 'The Wedding Planner' is an easy film to watch. It's light, funny and even quite appealing, thanks to the subtle and straight acting of a cast that really knows what they're doing. There is so much that the film is about: love, marriage, aspirations, identity and much more. And this may sound a bit like a romance to some. However, the film is a fairy tale and one that captures the charm and warmth of all those 'happy and fulfilled' tales. The film covers the main characters' lives from their awkward beginning to their marriage, from the happy and joyful moments and from the darker ones, from the divorce, from the depression, from all the inevitable frustrations. And it is here that everything comes together, the potential, the contradiction and the conclusion. 'The Wedding Planner' is an extremely pleasant film to watch. It's easy to love, easy to relate and easy to feel for these two people. It's also a very satisfying one to watch. And while many people may disagree with my review, it is the truth. In my view, 'The Wedding Planner' is one of the best films of the year, and one of the best films of the last few years.
Justin
Wednesday, 15 Jul 2020 04:11

This is the real story of the French Revolution. Yes, its more complicated than the one shown on the abovementioned TV series, but it's really worth watching the whole story. You just never get bored. And, this film is full of real life people. It's very difficult to find people who speak with such a good French accent. Yes, that accent was really hard to manage. And, if you compare the French Revolution and the United States, the Revolution is far more colourful and dramatic. This film was actually based on a true story. You really have to watch it because it is so unique and is very well done. The film is full of interesting scenes and is a very good indication that France is a great country.
Albert M.
Monday, 29 Jun 2020 17:49

A must see for all films lovers, especially American, English and French. OA is a superb play with a greater message and more meaning in this type of film. It would be great to see more films made of this play. Not only is the film about the opening of the Americas, it is also a warning about what could happen if the current culture and customs continue. The film is well written and acted and is for all ages. A must see for all.
Joe M.
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 22:04

Having never been so disillusioned in my life, this movie will stay with me for a long time. I have seen the song from the film by the same name in many other movies. It is sung by Anita Baker, singing in English, French and German. I have also seen the movie several times. The lyrics are very true, and the execution is excellent, so brilliant and truly perfect. I was told that the song was an adaptation of a song sung by Lionel Ritchie, but the movie in the end shows that it was actually adapted by Anita Baker herself. I have a friend who is singing in English and German, and she is also the most beautiful songwriter in the world. In short, I recommend this movie to every one who has ever been looking for something to do.
Jerry
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 21:03

I went to see this film not knowing what to expect but to my surprise I enjoyed the film immensely. The film is incredibly beautiful to look at and very moving at times. You feel a bit of the themes that are explored in the film are true for a lot of people and what they go through. The film is basically about an international crowd of high school girls. Some have had traumatic experiences while others have just fallen in love with the way their world has changed for the better and they will go through the same things. What I liked about this film was that while the girl's problems were sad, I felt they were important and important for people to understand. There are some scenes where you feel that you really need to see it to fully understand the message of the film, and that is OK. I also liked the very end scene with the real "naive" French families. They showed how the French do have a very deep and lasting attachment to their country, so that you feel very close to the characters in the film. I really enjoyed this film and if you are looking for an incredibly beautiful and emotional film, I recommend this film to you. I think I may even re-watch it again to see how I could use different parts to my advantage in future films. 10/10
Patrick R.
Friday, 05 Jun 2020 12:54

Freed from the restriction of his hard-core drama, Andrzej "Andrzej" Mankiewicz (Alfred Molina) suddenly has his return to the film world, after his hiatus. Returning to his roots, he plays as a charming, yet troubled Polish immigrant, who could pass for an American, since he is fluent in two languages, spoken fluently in Polish and spoken fluently in English. He manages to write songs with the best of them, with admirable ease and aplomb. He is also considered to be among the best dancers in Poland, and a capable actor. But the film itself is one that is far from his more successful work. It is rather rather turgid, and is very awkward in some areas. But that's to be expected in any case, since Mankiewicz has given us the uncomfortable "The Man With a Golden Arm", and "Walking Toward Sarnia". In "Beneath the Surface", it is far more uncomfortable to watch him, instead of simply looking at him, as you would have done in his best work, as in "The Year of Magical Thinking". His reaction to the new culture, and other aspects, and the tension between him and his wife (Judith Bebbington), or the strange talk about their daughter (Sheree East) or son (Dominique Pinon), and so forth, becomes rather overbearing. The only part of the film I liked, was Mankiewicz and his wife. They managed to make you sympathize with them, and believe them. Even though she is married to a rich and happy man, she is still sick to her stomach of his suave behavior, and he is selfish. Their son is also quite a fascinating character, with his much-talked about "mixed personality", but it is impossible to say how far his issues go. The son is also a restless and depressed young man, but is somewhat seductive, and is already wondering whether he is gay. In the end, this is one film that will be well-liked by all who will see it, but not by all who will see it.
Helen Ortega
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 21:51

At first I had no plans of seeing this film. Then I thought it would be boring, and I am not a romantic. However, the story is so compelling and so beautiful, I couldn't help but admire the film. It has the perfect timing, and I would gladly watch it again. I felt like I was in the 19th century (when it was made) and I could relate to all the emotions and social struggles of the characters in the film. As a reminder, I will make a promise to watch this film more than once, just to see how it will end. It's too good not to see.
Lisa B.
Thursday, 28 May 2020 22:38

I love Catherine Breillat, in "La Belle Époque" she played Isabelle, who loves movies and wants to be an actress. I love how this film reminded me of the 1950s and the beauty of the people of that time. I loved watching this film. I think this is the best movie I've seen from 2011. I think a lot of people may not like the use of new technology and animation but I think that it's very cool and unique. I think this film will make you want to learn and know more about movies.
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