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  1. Drama 1996 99 mins. Director: Olivier Assayas. Kermode introduces Subscribe to watch. Overview Overview. Esteemed director Olivier Assayas (Personal Shopper, The Clouds of Sils Maria) turns his lens inwards with this sexy and stylish ode to the madness of filmmaking. French filmmaker René Vidal (Day for Night’s Jean-Pierre Léaud) is ...

  2. Irma Vep (1996) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. Menu. Movies. ... Irma Vep Editorial Department . Tina Baz ... assistant editor Nabila Daniault ... color timer Raymond Terrentin ... color timer Location ...

  3. TOM REGAN. 5 de 9 miembros. escribe tu crítica. Leer críticas de Irma Vep, dirigida por Olivier Assayas. Año: 1996. Consulta críticas de usuarios y opiniones sobre Irma Vep, y lee lo que opinó la crítica tanto profesional como de usuarios de Irma Vep.

  4. 21 de ago. de 2022 · Irma Vep: how to watch and everything we know about the Alicia Vikander series. Alicia Vikander stars in a TV adaptation of the 1996 movie Irma Vep. Twenty-six years after the original movie debuted for audiences, Irma Vep has become a TV series. The 1996 movie from Olivier Assayas received a 21st century refresh with this eight-episode limited ...

  5. 30 de abr. de 1997 · Overview. Hong Kong action diva Maggie Cheung (playing herself) comes to France when a past-his-prime director casts her in a remake of the silent classic Les Vampires. Clad in a rubber catsuit and unable to speak a word of French, Cheung finds herself adrift in the insanity of the film industry…. Director, Writer. Reviews.

  6. Tanto en Demonlover (2002) como en Boarding Gate (2007), sus dos películas posteriores que más remiten a Irma Vep desde su estilo urgente, sus femmes fatales y sus tramas de espionaje, Assayas no volvería a bucear tan profundo en aguas cinematográficas como lo hiciera en esta de 1996.

  7. 'Irma Vep' made in 1996 by Olivier Assayas belongs rather to the second category. This film critically addresses the situation of the French film industry at the end of the last century, the connection with the French New Wave tradition, and its place in a world where commercial cinema and violent international productions were already becoming dominant.