Max par Marcel

2009
1h 21m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMarcel Ophüls relates anecdotes about his father, Max Ophüls. This four-part documentary also contain rare interviews of several actors who worked with the famous director, as well as clips ... Tout lireMarcel Ophüls relates anecdotes about his father, Max Ophüls. This four-part documentary also contain rare interviews of several actors who worked with the famous director, as well as clips from the main movies discussed.Marcel Ophüls relates anecdotes about his father, Max Ophüls. This four-part documentary also contain rare interviews of several actors who worked with the famous director, as well as clips from the main movies discussed.

Director
- Marcel Ophüls
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6,4/10

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Director
- Marcel Ophüls
Stars

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Rôles principaux5

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Martine Carol

Self
(archive footage)

Danielle Darrieux

Self
(archive footage)

Daniel Gélin

Self
(archive footage)

Marcel Ophüls

Self

Peter Ustinov

Self
(archive footage)

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Commentaire en vedette

10/10

a must see for Ophüls aficionados

French Cinémathèque in Paris is quite generous in retrospectives nowadays : Max Ophüls, Sam Fuller and Tod Browning. My favorite directors. Marcel Ophüls shot that intelligent documentary about his father in the end of his carrer, when he assisted him for his last masterpieces. Lot of rich informations and interviews (Daniele Darrieux, Daniel Gélin, Martine Carol, Peter Ustinov) and Marcel Ophüls is an excellent narrator who tells us why Max Ophüls loved so much shooting his famous camera movements, so great to listen to this. Now, how can we find this exceptional documentary? A few days after seeing "Max par Marcel", I saw "A Fuller Life", the documentary shot by Samantha Fuller on her father Sam (it could have been titled "Sam by Sam"). I'll have to find some more documentaries on directors shot by their chidren.