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I was going thru myspace and I found Ruslana, I think perfect signature of someone who to me was so kind..a beautiful soul...and like lae timeless and never will there be again.. Nés en 68 Directors: Olivier Ducastel, Jacques Martineau Laetitia Casta ... Catherine Yannick Renier ... Yves Yann Trégouët ... Hervé Christine Citti ... Maryse Marc Citti ... Serge Sabrina Seyvecou ... Ludmilla Théo Frilet ... Boris Edouard Collin ... Christophe Kate Moran ... Caroline Fejria Deliba ... Dalila Gaëtan Gallier ... Michel Osman Elkharraz ... Joseph Slimane Yefsah ... Farivar Matthias Van Khache ... Jean-Paul Thibault Vinçon ... Vincent actually whoever wrote the spoiler review was very cohesive, one of the better reviews I have read. really interesting as kurt kobain would say the year the hippie burned, dont qoute me on this just got the amazing book yesterday, but really the upheavel of the end of the 60's , freedom trying to still exist when politics social and govt were overuling, catherine and her friends trying to fight so hard for this rite, catherine diverse in the fact that free love has cost her to get pregnant, and when she is forced to lose her baby, she begins a crusade of womans rites, rite to abortion, rite to be individual, and her freedom of sexuality.. when it gets rough in paris and the father of her first child (hmmm) comes under attack by the govt , all her friends and lovers move out to the countryside, where they believe they will have less restrictions over the oppressive paris they left behind, yes its true they all at times are naked, have sex but the movie also shows that even in this , its not so free, there is jealousy, envy, anger, frustration, underplayed but still there, catherine I believe embraces the new age woman mixed with traditional, she is not one or the other as is shown when she goes and looks for some milk at her neighbors and the conversation that takes place, overall this movie shows catherine has a sense of dedication and honor, when one of her friends leave she then becomes responsible, or wants to take responsibility, she has two children who she raises the best she can, Yves, a self absorbed man who is constantly leaving her..in this whole process you see the dynamics of family, the childeren a little resentful, she keeps the farm together, she maintains a very nurturing realationship with the neighbors wife and husband, on top of all this she is fighting for womens rites , the rite to abortion, she believes strong...she also visits one of her friends who has been put in prison for his anti-govt activities, this is a complex and well rounded woman... we watch the trangression into the eighties, we watch and witness the evaporation and letting go of her children, who do have a bit of a chip on there shoulder, but catherine with sadness excepts this, or she would be violating her own principles. one by one she lets go of the group, while standing strong, individual and so honors that... Yves is the perfect transition into the eighties, a yippie, a once liberal man who succumbs to the greed of the eighties, we see her son , again a huge movement of homosexuality, he who was so opposed to his mothers fight ironically fights the same way for his rite to sexuality. her daughter who marries wealthy who is much in a way like her father , judgemental of her brother, yet there are glimpses of her mother , when she does discover and worries for her brothers welfare, there is so much to this movie, but this movie is and ode to catherine, her strength, her never giving up, excepting even when there is a side of her that rejects, but overall her strength, and she is the one person, that in the end all that have been in her path, rejoice in her..... In honor of Lae and International woman's day... for Catherine

La jeune fille et les loups Laetitia Casta ... Angèle Jean-Paul Rouve ... Émile Garcin Stefano Accorsi ... Giuseppe Miglen Mirtchev ... Zhormov Michel Galabru ... Albert Garcin Patrick Chesnais ... Léon Amblard Lorànt Deutsch ... Anatole (as Lorant Deutsch) Didier Bénureau ... Jacob, le louvetier Urbain Cancelier ... Le médecin Laurent Gamelon ... Le maréchal-ferrand Jean-Michel Ribes ... Le directeur de l'école vétérinaire Yves Gasc ... Le notaire Elisa Tovati ... Séréna danseuse Agnès Sourdillion ... Rosette (as Agnès Sourdillon) Sophie-Charlotte Husson ... Madeleine Amblard Director: Gilles Legrand At the end of World War I, 20 year-old Angle is determined to become the first woman veterinarian. Her life is an adventurous one and she becomes the object of ruthless rivalry between the man she is supposed to marry, a visionary but unscrupulous industrialist and a simple man who has withdrawn to the mountains to live among wolves, away from the madness of humans. Angle exploits this rivalry to attain her real goal: saving the wolves. again a beautiful shot movie, a childrens story for adults. showing us the evil and callous behaviour of humans to our wilderness and to the many lovely animals that live there, in this case wolves, it is touching beautiful in its caring for what we would call outcasts brilliantly played by laetitia's real life hubby Stefano Accorsi , she does not understand him but learns to with the combination of her chlldhood love of wolves, if you love speacial features , this is a great dvd over an hour of behind the making of this movie, ultimately showing maybe we should care a little more and to give is so much more gratifying then taking.

I realize the above poster can not use any better mature language to post without being demeaning, putting down someone and not letting them express themself in a mature manner, so I agree I will get to the adminstrator, stat, thank you.

Ewicolina oh how I wish you had the patience to post one picture per post ...easily would of made it to 900, but I love reallly I do not like imageshack so bugged and virused unbelievablle, and the thumbnails , yuck, you did great with supersize lae note for all you tech people who use the thumbnail option, bigger is better. awww Ewicolina oh if only would of made to 900....so It will be my job to load a picture per page, because one picture says a thousand words...great job, thank you, I guess I willl have to post hommulicus or whatever alll of it what is it now , 1600 pages, oh yes, oh yes there will be 1000 pages for Lae ps. dont diss being human.

Le grand appartement (2006) Director: Pascal Thomas Writers: François Caviglioli, Nathalie Lafaurie, and 1 more credit » Stars:Laetitia Casta, Mathieu Amalric and Pierre Arditi Laetitia Casta ... Francesca Mathieu Amalric ... Martin Pierre Arditi ... Adrien Noémie Lvovsky ... Charlotte Falingard Maurice Risch ... Ravambuse, le gérant Sylvie Lachat ... La juge Villebosse Elisabeth Macocco ... La présidente du tribunal (as Élizabeth Macocco) Dominique Harispuru ... L'avocat de Mme Falingard Annick Claudon ... L'huissier du tribunal Stéphanie Pasterkamp ... Véronique Valérie Decobert-Koretzky ... Annette (as Valérie Decobert) Cheik Doukouré ... Oussamba Laurentine Milebo ... Mama Oussamba Mariam Kaba ... La deuxième épouse d'Oussamba Sarah Touré ... Troisième épouse d'Oussamba IMDB words Thanks to the law of 1948 and to her grandmother, the nominal tenant who is always absent, Francesca Cigalone and all her tribe (thoughtless husband, orphan sister, self-centered film maker and his mistress of the day, eccentric granny, friends, friends of the friends, daughter...) live on a shoestring in a very big apartment. Which is not to the liking of supercilious bitchy owner Charlotte Falingard, who has been intent for some time on having them evicted for obvious speculative reasons. But suing Francesca is no bed of roses. The lady is tenacious. Moreover she once studied law... my take this is woody allen manhatten done paris, almost feels like this is some kind of nod towards this film...the cast really funny, francesca so passionate in what she believes is rite, what she stand for, so very lae, really she plays with irony, sarcasm, passion, really show cases her so well. Mathieu Amalric who is the sort of or reminds me of the bumbling woody allen characters, his desire to act on his desire, not always having to think, so well played ( also by the way if they ever do biopicon Roman Polanski, when I look at him I see a young polanski) this movie again well shot , full of humour and joy of life and all what life can bring you.

Love Street (2002) Rue des plaisirs (original title) A handyman in a 1940s Paris brothel tries to help the prostitute he loves with her singing career and romantic life. Director: Patrice Leconte Writers: Serge Frydman (screenplay), Patrice Leconte Stars:Patrick Timsit, Laetitia Casta and Vincent Elbaz Patrick Timsit ... Petit Louis Laetitia Casta ... Marion Vincent Elbaz ... Dimitri Josco Catherine Mouchet ... Léna Isabelle Spade ... Camille Bérangère Allaux ... Violette Patrick Floersheim ... Le Roumain Manuel Bonnet ... Homme Roumain 1 Pascal Parmentier ... Homme Roumain 2 Dolores Chaplin ... Dolorès (as Dolorès Chaplin) Carole Esther ... Carol (as Carol Esther) Florence Geanty ... Florence Isabelle Le Nouvel ... Isabelle Sophie Le Tellier ... Sophie Céline Samie ... Céline Having stayed on as a wartime handyman in Le Palais Oriental after being born there, Petit Louis has become immune to the charms of the working girls. Then Marion arrives and he is completely smitten. Feeling he is not the sort of romantic figure she deserves, he encourages a relationship between her and shadowy Dimitri Josco while also fostering her singing talent. As the war ends and the authorities close down all bordellos a strange triangular relationship develops, complicated by Dimitri's black market past. Written by Jeremy Perkins {J-26} the opening sequence of this movie, shot so very well, and I do not know where they learn there craft, but again the cinematography is spell binding. this is a story of how for whatever reason we fall in love with someone, it cam come in an instant, as when Louis sets eyes on marion, and how marion sets eyes on Dimitri, love is unexplainable, it does not rationlize it only reacts, feels, Louis unrequited love for marion, to see her dreams come true no matter what he has to do, even puts up with marions moods, but he wants the best for her, the ending , the duel big louis vs his child Louis, who is a sort of his rational self, sees and knows, the love triangle is acted out well, lae so sweet and shy when she sings, and the end, the end, true love.

Errance , brillant movie. Director: Damien Odoul Writers: Antoine Lacomblez, Damien Odoul Stars:Laetitia Casta, Benoît Magimel and Mattéo Tardito Laetitia Casta ... Lou Benoît Magimel ... Jacques Mattéo Tardito ... César Yann Goven ... Johnny Philippe Frécon ... Alain Laurence Haziza ... Simone Valérie Dashwood ... Vicky Charley Fouquet ... Sylvie Sagamore Stévenin ... Le romano Bouzid Allam ... Le magicien Thierry Benoiton ... Le tatoué Pierre-Louis Bonnetblanc ... Le serveur Jacques Bresse ... Le maquignon Dominique Chevalier ... Le père de Lou (as Dominique Chevallier) Josée Darmon ... Zouz IMDB wow this guy probably gave transformers a 1o star rating. The fault lies not with Laetitia, who's actually quite good as a young woman stuck in a marriage with France's biggest loser (Benoit Magimel) from 1968 to 1973; the blame for this lies firmly with writer-director Damien Odoul, who takes the most ponderous approach possible to the story (its pretensions can be perceived from the fact that the credits proclaim the movie to be "by Damien Odoul." Not "A Film by Damien Odoul" (all right, "Un film de..."), but "de Damien Odoul"). The man's odiousness - the husband's, not Odoul's - is set out from the opening scene where his wife is in danger of dying in childbirth and he's busy hanging around another woman, and generally acting like a shady character. Leaving aside the question of why anyone married to Laetitia Casta would go around cheating on her any day, let alone the day she gives birth (the teeth? That didn't bother us with Beatrice Dalle), the man is such a jerk and Casta's family is shown as so supportive that, coupled with Casta having more warmth with her on-screen son, you wonder why she doesn't try to leave the guy sooner than she does. shot sort of indie style, sort of jules and jim but in color. starts with jaques , being well obviously it you watch to specail features I think odoul has father issues, Lou , laetitia casta well you almost see Lae the mom in this film, the painful childbirth with absentee jaques, how she looks and touches her baby boy cesar, really laetitia must be a beautiful mom, the realationship with ceasar is one of pure devotions, on requited and unconditional love, the dream we all have of our mothers. unlike mr transformer , Lou knows her husband is an ass, laetiita casta anger and rage you can taste , towards jaques and his hitting on her friends, like most good mothers she sacrifices her happiness for cesar, that he should have a father, but she is very aware that she has made a wrong choice with jaques, however in the end, there is a part of her , that the audience does not get to witness, but is a sort of hidden subtext, that at one time she had been in love with jaques, the dynamics of family, retlationships, friends, and the most beautiful show of the love a mother can have for her child.

now to spanish directed Les ames fortes , my favorite despite IMDB, which gave transformers a 8 out of 10 so , yeah dont always go with the critics Laetitia Casta ... Thérèse Frédéric Diefenthal ... Firmin Arielle Dombasle ... Madame Numance John Malkovich ... Monsieur Numance Charles Berling ... Reveillard Johan Leysen ... Rampal Edith Scob ... Première femme veillée Christian Vadim ... Le pasteur Carlos López ... Le muet Monique Mélinand ... Thérèse âgée Jacqueline Staup ... Deuxième femme veillée Corine Blue ... Jeune femme veillée Aimé Lebedel ... Vieux chanteur Nathalie Boutefeu ... Charlotte Marc Dantes ... Forgerons We can understand very well what has appealed to the 23 year-old model: the movie, freely adapted from a Giono novel, tells the story of a peasant girl who will discover and use her personal attraction on men and women as she goes to town. IMDB words... this movie Mr. Riaz and his cinematographer are beyond art, this movie is a visual painting. Thérèse , laetitia casta proves to play the most calculating character to perfection, she is one that will not let anything get in her way, she is superb at manipulating all the people around her, Madame Numance Arielle Dombasle , even though one might think that the madame creates therese she has already been crafted, she uses the madame to fine tune herself, but she knows everystep of the way. this is a believeable story of a girl that would of taken place during this time period, wanting the most she can get out of life despite the consquences, john malkovich who speaks french in many movies plays his part subdued, but this is therese's film , laetitia casta, I loved watching every moment and step of this character, brilllant really, on top of some of the best cinematography I have seen, I will always love this movie, she plays herself very old reflecting her life story around a critical bunch of females, without apology, and in the end without apology, a very great film to me.

Ewicolina , the spanish do know how to celebrate Laetitia. now to welcome lae the actress: Gitano( aka gypsy) Actors: Joaquín Cortés, Laetitia Casta, Marta Belaustegui, Ginés García Millán, Manuel de Blas Directors: Manuel Palacios Writers: Manuel Palacios, Arturo Pérez-Reverte Producers: José Manuel Lorenzo, Antonio Cardenal, Antonio Guillén Rey I liked this film, of course Like many foreign films not matter the content, just shot beautiful. joaquin, plays a muscian/ gangster, who when realeased from prison wants to start a new life, as in the usual style the mafia, gangster friends want him back, as much suprise his own family, money of course. marta Belaustegui, palys a singer an old friend who want to see her friend stay true to his love, music. laetitia casta, plays oh so well the femme fatale, the one he can not forget but also betrayed him, and like all great femme fatales betrays him again, not oscar worthy , but many do love her love scene in this movie, and she does play the cold hearted who only looks after herself so well. it is to bad that people only notice her body in this role, for she plays evil cold hearted femme fatale very well.

Alien that is the picture I have. how did you find?

:chicken: The cold shower for Rob :chicken: It would be unreasonable to look at her deeeeeeeep cleavage. Purple flower in her hair

ending with one of my fave pictures, vive la lae come on lae legion, never was love , a girl more aptly named Laetitia