Okay, so *Coups de roulis*. If you've got a soft spot for those really old French movies, the kind that feel like a dusty postcard from another era, then yeah, maybe give this one a shot. It's got a certain charm, if you're in the right mood. But if you're looking for, I don't know, *action* or anything that moves fast...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Jean de La Cour
Robert Thornby
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"Okay, so *Coups de roulis*. If you've got a soft spot for those really old French movies, the kind that feel like a dusty postcard from another era, then yeah, maybe give this one a shot. It's got a certain charm, if you're in the right mood. But if you're looking for, I don't know, *action* or anything that moves faster than a slow boat, you'll probably want to steer clear. This one's for the patient folks, the real film archeologists. 🚢 The story, what there is of it, seems to center around ..."
Jacques Erwin
Maurice Larrouy, Jean de La Cour, Albert Willemetz
France
