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Paris Je T'Aime [Limited Edition]

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Released: 2007-11-13

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Paris Je T'Aime [Limited Edition] DVD Cast & Features Cast:
Fanny Ardant, Juliette Binoche, Steve Buscemi, Willem Dafoe, Marianne Faithfull, Ben Gazzara, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Bob Hoskins, Margo Martindale, Yolande Moreau, Nick Nolte, Miranda Richardson, Gena Rowlands, Ludivine Sagnier, Rufus Sewell, Elijah Wood, Sergio Castellitto, Gérard Depardieu, Barbet Schroeder, Natalie Portman, Emily Mortimer, Aïssa Maïga, Bruno Podalydès, Gaspard Ulliel, Elias McConnell, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Olga Kurylenko, Leila Bekhti, Florence Muller, Cyril Descours, Paul Putner, Seydou Boro, Melchior Beslon, Li Xin

Director(s): Alexander Payne, Alfonso Cuarón, Bruno Podalydès, Christopher Doyle, Daniela Thomas, Ethan Coen, Frédéric Auburtin, Gérard Depardieu, Gurinder Chadha, Gus Van Sant, Isabel Coixet, Joel Coen, Nobuhiro Suwa, Oliver Schmitz, Olivier Assayas, Richard LaGravenese, Sylvain Chomet, Tom Tykwer, Vincenzo Natali, Walter Salles, Jr., Wes Craven

Features:
Disc 1 - Making of documentary
5.1 dolby digital surround
DTS audio
Spanish subtitles
English SDH subtitles
Previews
Disc 2 - 18 behind the scenes featurette
Split-screen storyboards
Theatrical trailer

Paris Je T'Aime [Limited Edition] DVD Details

Audio:
Dolby Digital w/ sub-woofer channel
Pseudo 6.1 system. Virtual rear center channel is created by utilizing audio information from the rear left & right channels of the DTS soundtrack.
Dolby Digital Stereo
Language:
English
Subtitles:
Spanish, English

Running Time: 165
Genre: Drama Foreign Film [dub Or Subtitle]
Item Weight: 2
UPC: 687797116246
Product Code: FLKP11624DVD
Format: DVD
Year:2006
Studio: First Look Pictures

Paris Je T'Aime [Limited Edition] DVD Summary Twenty acclaimed filmmakers from around the world look at love in the City of Lights in this omnibus feature.

Paris Je T'aime features eighteen short stories, each set in a different part of Paris and each featuring a different cast and director (two segments were produced by two filmmakers in collaboration).

In "Faubourg Saint-Denis," Tom Tykwer directs Natalie Portman as an American actress who is the object of affection for a blind student (Melchior Belson).

Christopher Doyle's "Porte de Choisy" follows a salesman (Barbet Schroeder) as he tries to pitch beauty aids in Chinatown.

Nick Nolte and Ludivine Sagnier are father and daughter in "Parc Monceau" from Alfonso Cuaron.

Animator Sylvain Chomet turns his eye to a pair of living, breathing mimes in "Tour Eiffel.

" An interracial romance in France is offered by Gurinder Chadha in "Quais de Seine.

" In "Le Marais" from Gus Van Sant, a man (Gaspard Ulliel) finds himself falling for a handsome gent (Elias McConnell) who works in a print shop.

Isabelle Coixet tells the tale of a man (Sergio Castellitto) who is making his final choice between his wife (Miranda Richardson) and his lover (Leonor Watling) in "Bastille.

" Juliette Binoche plays a grieving mother in Nobuhiro Suwa's "Place des Victoires," in which she's greeted by a spectral cowboy (Willem Dafoe).

Richard LaGravanese's "Pigalle" finds a long-married man (Bob Hoskins) turning to a prostitute for advice on pleasing his wife (Fanny Ardant).

Gerard Depardieu and Frederic Auburtin direct Gena Rowlands and Ben Gazzara as longtime marrieds meeting for one final pre-divorce encounter in "Quartier Latin.

" Steve Buscemi learns a lesson about local etiquette in the Paris Metro in "Tuileries" from Joel and Ethan Coen.

In "Loin du 16eme" by Walter Salles, a housekeeper (Catalina Sandino Moreno) longs for her own child as she tends to the infant of her wealthy employer.

Elijah Wood stars in "Quartier de la Madeleine," a vampire tale from from Vincenzo Natali.

Wes Craven presents another fantasy in "Pere-Lachaise," in which an engaged young man (Rufus Sewell) receives romantic advice from the spirit of Oscar Wilde (Alex Payne).

A postal worker from Colorado (Margo Martindale) shares her thoughts on her visit to Paris in mangled French in Alexander Payne's witty "14th Arrondissement.

" Other segments include "Place des Fetes" from Olivier Schmitz, Bruno Podalydes's "Montmartre" and "Quartier des Enfants Rouges" by Olivier Assayas, which stars Maggie Gyllenhall.

Paris Je T'Aime received its world premiere at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival.