The Girl on the Bridge

The Girl on the Bridge (a 1999 movie)

    It's night on a Paris connect. A young lady hangs over Seine River with tears in her eyes and a rough longing to suffocate her distresses. 

All of a sudden somebody checks out her. He is Gabor, a blade hurler who needs a human objective for his show. 

The young lady, Adele, has never been fortunate and no place else to go. So she tails him. They travel along the northern bank of the Mediterranean to perform and in the process win a major fortune through betting. 

Albeit them two proceed with a non-romantic relationship, the sex-starved young lady endeavors to lay down with attractive folks she experiences all through the excursion. 

At last, Adele becomes hopelessly enamored with a recently marry lucky man and them two steal away to Greece, while Gabor is stuck in Turkey. 

At that point Adele is dumped by the man of the hour. Just at this point both Gabor and Adele understand that karma isn't with them except if they get together once more. Yet, them two are bankrupt to the point that they can't take care of themselves, not to mention returning to Paris and rejoin...

    A woman's long history of bad luck starts to change when she puts her life on the line in this romantic drama. Adèle (Vanessa Paradis) is a 22-year-old woman whose life seems to have been a long series of miscalculations; she's never had much luck with love, life, or career, and is standing on a bridge overlooking the Seine one night, contemplating suicide, when she's approached by a man named Gabor (Daniel Auteuil). Gabor announces he's a knife-thrower who needs a new human target for his act. Would Adèle be interested? Adèle's immediate answer is to jump into the water, but after Gabor fishes her out

cast :

 

	Vanessa Paradis	...	Adèle
	Daniel Auteuil	...	Gabor
	Frédéric Pfluger	...	Contortionist
	Dimitris Georgalas	...	Takis (as Demetre Georgalas)
	Catherine Lascault	...	Irene
	Isabelle Petit-Jacques	...	Bride
	Mireille Mossé	...	Miss Memory
	Didier Lemoine	...	TGV Ticket Conductor
	Bertie Cortez	...	Kusak
	Stéphane Metzger	...	Italian Waiter
	Claude Aufaure	...	Suicide Victim
	Farouk Bermouga	...	TGV Waiter
	Nicolas Donato	...	Mr. Loyal
	Enzo Etokyo	...	Italian Megaphone
	Giorgios Gatzios	...	Barker
	Pierre-François Martin-Laval	...	Fireman #1
	Franck Monsigny	...	Intern
	Boris Napes	...	The Barman
	Luc Palun	...	Stage Manager
	Jacques Philipson	...	Guy in T-Shirt
	Jean-Paul Rouvray	...	Fireman #2
	Philippe Sire	...	Hotel Concierge
	Natasha Solignac	...	Nurse
	Isabelle Spade	...	Casino Woman
	Jacques Vertan	...	Clown
	Bruno Villien	...	Casino Neighbor

"Dunkirk" make french citizens disappointed?

    Dunkirk movie is about World War II,Acclaimed auteur Christopher Nolan directs this World War II thriller about the evacuation of Allied troops from the French city of Dunkirk before Nazi forces can take hold. Tom Hardy, Kenneth Branagh and Mark Rylance co-star, with longtime Nolan collaborator Hans Zimmer providing the score.

    Allied soldiers from Belgium, the British Empire, and France are surrounded by the German Army and evacuated during a fierce battle in World War II.

    Evacuation of Allied soldiers from the British Empire, and France, who were cut off and surrounded by the German Army from the beaches and harbor of Dunkirk, France, between May 26- June 04, 1940, during Battle of France in World War II.

    World War II. The enemy forces have cornered four hundred thousand British and French soldiers on the French coast at Dunkirk. A small number of primarily-French soldiers are guarding the perimeter, where the British and French soldiers are amassed, which is getting increasingly smaller as enemy forces advance. Most of those British and French soldiers are now on the beach waiting for destroyers to come and take them back to Britain. 

    Each of the countries are taking care of their own. The British are leaving first and among those the wounded get first priority despite their taking up seven times the space of the able-bodied soldiers. 

    An issue with Dunkirk is that there is only one dock the destroyers can access, which needs to be protected from the enemy bombs. As such, Churchill, newly elected, has put out a call for civilian watercraft to head to Dunkirk both to transport supplies and to transport soldiers from the beach to the destroyers or back to Britain if at all possible. 

   

     Within this situation, four general stories are told. In one, Commander Bolton, the top British Naval officer on the ground, knows deep in his heart that the soldiers are largely sitting ducks on the beach as the enemy planes fly over. He knows that the situation is a catch-22 for the British in that they need to bring as many soldiers safely home as possible at the depletion of their military resources, which in turn they need to preserve for the day if, but more likely when, the enemies make their way onto British soil. In the second story, a squadron of three Royal Air Force Spitfires are amongst those limited air resources that are embarking in dog fights with enemy planes, while protecting the soldiers on the ground. In the process, they have to ensure their own safety in order to provide what is needed for the ground soldiers, which includes knowing about things like fuel levels and having enough to make their way back to home base whenever required.

     In the third story, two soldiers meet on the beach, the two of them knowing that the longer they remain on the beach, the likelier they are not to survive this skirmish. As such, they try to do whatever they need to to make it onto one of those destroyers or any other watercraft making its way back to Britain.

    However, making it aboard a ship does not necessarily ensure their survival, and in the final story, Mr. Dawson, his young-adult son Peter, and their seventeen-year-old friend George are on Dawson's pleasure craft making its way to Dunkirk to do their part in the war effort, all realizing the dangers involved. 

    They have to decide at each step along the way if they will focus on personal problems or if they will continue on to assist in the war, as was their first priority when they left Britain.

    Cast dunkirk is :

	Fionn Whitehead	...	Tommy
	Damien Bonnard	...	French Soldier
	Aneurin Barnard	...	Gibson
	Lee Armstrong	...	Grenadier
	James Bloor	...	Irate Soldier
	Barry Keoghan	...	George
	Mark Rylance	...	Mr. Dawson
	Tom Glynn-Carney	...	Peter
	Tom Hardy	...	Farrier
	Jack Lowden	...	Collins
	Luke Thompson	...	Warrant Officer
	Michel Biel	...	French Soldier 2
	Constantin Balsan	...	French Soldier 3
	Billy Howle	...	Petty Officer
	Mikey Collins	...	Soldier
	Callum Blake	...	Stretcher Bearer
	Dean Ridge	...	Soldier at the Gap
	Bobby Lockwood	...	Able Seaman
	Will Attenborough	...	Second Lieutenant
	Kenneth Branagh	...	Commander Bolton
	Tom Nolan	...	Lieutenant
	James D'Arcy	...	Colonel Winnant
	Matthew Marsh	...	Rear Admiral
	Cillian Murphy	...	Shivering Soldier
	Adam Long	...	Sub-Lieutenant
	Harry Styles	...	Alex
	Miranda Nolan	...	Nurse
	Bradley Hall	...	Sailor
	Jack Cutmore-Scott	...	Lifeboat Soldier 1
	Brett Lorenzini	...	Lifeboat Soldier 2
	Michael Fox	...	Engineer
	Brian Vernel	...	Highlander 1
	Elliott Tittensor	...	Highlander 2
	Kevin Guthrie	...	Highlander 3
	Harry Richardson	...	Private
	Jochum ten Haaf	...	Dutch Seaman
	Johnny Gibbon	...	Junior Naval Officer
	Richard Sanderson	...	Heinkel Spotter
	Kim Hartman	...	Stewardess
	Calam Lynch	...	Deal Sailor
	Charley Palmer Rothwell	...	Corporal
	Tom Gill	...	Furious Soldier
	John Nolan	...	Blind Man
	Bill Milner	...	Lone Private
	Jack Riddiford	...	Soldier on RN Launch
	Harry Collett	...	Boy
	Eric Richard