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The History of French Cinema: 1992 |
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25/3 - |
Steven Soderbergh visits Paris to promote the release of his second feature, Kafka, starring Jeremy Irons, Theresa Russell and Alec Guinness. [ADD] |
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12/4 - |
Five years after its conception, the $4.5 billion European Disneyland opens at a site 25 miles east of Paris. [ADD] |
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15/4 - |
Régis Wargnier’s war drama Indochine, starring Catherine Deneuve as a wealthy landowner who has an affair with a young officer during the Vietnamese fight for independence. [ADD] |
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6/5 - |
Marlene Dietrich dies of kidney failure in Paris at the age of 91. The actress had not left her apartment since 1980. [ADD] |
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Cyril Collard's Les Nuits Fauves (Savage Nights), about a young photographer's coming to terms with being diagnosed with HIV, is released. Collard himself is a sufferer of the disease. [ADD] |
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Other Key French Films of 1992 |
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L’Amant (Jean-Jacques Annaud) [ADD] |
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Betty (Claude Chabrol) [ADD] |
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Un coeur en hiver (Claude Sautet) [ADD] |
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Conte d’hiver (Eric Rohmer) [ADD] |
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La Crise (Coline Serreau) [ADD] |
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Dien Bien Phu (Pierre Schoendoerffer) [MORE] [ADD] |
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La Guerre sans nom (Bertrand Tavernier) [MORE] [ADD] |
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