El hombre orquesta
Director:
Serge KorberCámara:
Jean RabierMúsica:
François de RoubaixReparto:
Louis de Funès, Noëlle Adam, Olivier de Funès, Daniel Bellus, Max Desrau, Tiberio Murgia, Paola Tedesco, Franco Volpi, Martine Kelly, Danielle Minazzoli (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Evan Evans es un director de danza muy estricto. Sus bailarinas deben rendir al mejor nivel profesional. Vigila con mano de hierro su peso y sobre todo, sus relaciones con hombres. No los permite cerca ni que ninguna tenga relaciones sentimentales. Cuando una bailarina decide casarse, la despide. Y no duda en utilizar todas sus artimañas cuando otra planea casarse. Pero el gran problema llega cuando la gira llega a Roma, y una de sus chicas debe hacerse cargo de un bebé que quizás es de su sobrino. (A Contracorriente Films)
(más)Reseñas (3)
I would have to betray my principles and beliefs if I gave The Band more than two stars, because I constantly emphasize the importance of the script, and even by the standards of a musical and a light summer comedy for the widest audience, this film has a script that is too simple and naive. However, when I rewatched the comedy after many years, it didn't end in agony and it was a relatively enjoyable moment with an aging comedian who found himself late in life and managed to thrill the crowds with his mimicry and energy. Unfortunately, that's the only thing that carries the film. True, the charm of the dancers and costumes from the late '60s is not completely dismissible either... The film is perhaps interesting in that it was the most serious attempt by Louis de Funès' father to launch his son Olivier's film career. Well, he didn't succeed, and his son soon went in a different direction. The Band is good for a watch on a late evening or a boring rainy afternoon, and it undoubtedly has its value for both older folks and nostalgics. Overall impression: 45%.
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The Band does not get old even on repeated viewings and every time it puts a smile on my face, which is of course (as always) due to Louis de Funès, who is perfect for the role of a caring and somewhat crazy choreographer taking care of his "kids". The captivating storytelling or the frantic tap-tapping or the memorable scenes like the "diet" dinner (and weigh-ins) are always guaranteed to entertain.
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This is one of the few movies that I have never seen before with Louis de Funès. I see that I didn't miss much because, apart from great music, specifically a particular piece, it is not such a great comedy and there are only a few gags that made me laugh. It's pleasing, however, that the duration is quite short.
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