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Reference
- Stéphane Berne
20 Mbytes |
This is the 'marker' for Level 1. In practice, no films are ever as easy
as this to follow, so it serves to show where you need to be to start
using these films. |
1.0 |
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Le
Grincheux
34 Mbytes |
German film about a grumpy old man. |
1.2 |
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Contes
de l'été
26 Mbytes |
Another chunk of the celebrated oeuvre |
2.0 |
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Bibliothèque Médicis
36 Mbytes |
This high-brow discussion programme demonstrates that
the difficulty of an extract is largely to do with content. The voices are
clear, the vocabulary normal, but there is an extra effort involved in
following the thread of a complex argument. |
3.0 |
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Faites entrer l'accusé
27 Mbytes |
An excellent series on France 2 which reconstructs
celebrated crimes. Interviews with police, family etc, make it more
difficult than the simple documentary |
4.0 |
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Le froussard héroique
24 Mbytes |
Malcolm McDowell playing the celebrated Victorian
anti-hero |
5.0 |
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Beaumarchais
31 Mbytes |
Historical drama, with the excellent Fabrice
Luchini |
6.0 |
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Joe la crasse
24 Mbytes
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American film 'Joe dirt'. One would expect it to
be harder to follow, given the subject, but in fact it is fairly clear. |
7.0 |
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La grande bouffe
26 Mbytes |
. Wonderful film that shocked many critics when it
appeared. |
8.0 |
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On n'a pas tout dit
34 Mbytes
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Brittle, chic talk show. Good practise extract
at this level. |
9.0 |
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Le campagnol
20 Mbytes |
Country man talking about shrews. The accent
makes it a good extract at this level - and it makes me laugh... |
10.0 |
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