Audrey Tautou
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Microbe and Gasoline review – Michel Gondry's touching tale of teenage friendshipIn his most satisfying film since Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Gondry crafts an optimistic adolescent adventure from the mess of real life
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DVDs and downloads: Live Die Repeat: Edge of Tomorrow, The Other Woman, Grace of Monaco, Camille Claudel 1915, Chinese Puzzle, Goodbye Solo – and moreTom Cruise lands a role to die for in the rebranded Edge of Tomorrow, but Nicole Kidman suffers as Grace of Monaco, writes Guy Lodge
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Mood Indigo review – absurdist romance fizzing with ideas
Michel Gondry's adaptation of a 1947 novel by surrealist Boris Vian is a lively but perplexing sci-fi fantasy, writes Jonathan Romney
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Chinese Puzzle review – amiable Cédric Klapisch trilogy-closer
Romain Duris and Audrey Tautou head for New York in a likable finale to Cédric Klapisch's trilogy of dramedies, writes Peter Bradshaw
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Chiwetel Ejiofor joins Hollywood elite as 12 Years a Slave tipped for Oscars
After parallel successes on stage and screen, the Londoner is being lauded as one of the greatest actors of his generation
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Amélie to become Broadway musicalComposer Dan Messé of indie band Hem is working on stage adaptation of whimsical 2001 French comedy
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Trailer TrashSmoking comes under fire in French cinema and Shane Meadows gets back in the saddle for a biopic of 60s Brit cyclist Tommy Simpson. By Jason Solomons
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Thérèse Desqueyroux – review
Audrey Tautou is impressive as a wife desperate to escape her suburban life in this adaptation of the 1920s novel, writes Philip French
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Thérèse Desqueyroux – review
Audrey Tautou gives an opaque performance as the fatally ambiguous heroine in this intriguingly oppressive drama, writes Peter Bradshaw
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Audrey Tautou: 'There is no room for poetry in Thérèse's world'
Interview: The French actor tells Catherine Shoard why she swerved away from sweetness to play a gritty, troubled heiress in the 1920s
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Audrey Tautou: how the French learned to love the star of Amélie
Next month Audrey Tautou will host the opening ceremony of the Cannes Film Festival, an honour only given to a select few. Is she finally overcoming the curse of her most successful film?
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Delicacy – review
French romance Delicacy, starring Audrey Tautou, is so slight it barely leaves an impression, writes Philip French
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Delicacy – reviewAudrey Tautou finally makes a cute romcom that is rather charming and sometimes genuinely sad, writes Catherine Shoard
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Why does Amélie's sweet smell of success linger on?Phil Hoad: Ten years ago, Jean-Pierre Jeunet's syrupy story about a simpering busybody, played by Audrey Tautou, became a worldwide hit. So why is the dream still not over in 2011?
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UK audiences lap up Coco Before Chanel as Potter juggernaut rolls on
Charles Gant: The Audrey Tautou-starring biopic is on track to pass the £1m high-water mark for foreign-language films at the UK box office, while Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince easily swats away the challenge from G-Force
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Coco Before Chanel
Audrey Tautou plays the original grande dame of Parisian haute couture, Coco Chanel. Like her clothes, it's handsome and well made, says Peter Bradshaw, but slow
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Couturiers on screenJanuary 31 2008: With Audrey Tautou and Shirley MacLaine both about to play Coco Chanel in movies and Jude Law signed up to play Halston, Hadley Freeman looks at how fashion designers have been played in films
Microbe & Gasoline review – weird, sad and deserving a big hug