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(131) 7.3 110 min 2015 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Relève: Histoire d'une création is a movie starring Benjamin Millepied. Reset documents the creation Benjamin Millepied's first ballet as Artistic Director of the Paris Opera Ballet, the oldest national ballet company in the world,...

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Documentary
Director
Alban Teurlai, Thierry Demaizière
Starring
Benjamin Millepied

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Genres Documentary
Director Alban Teurlai, Thierry Demaizière
Stars Benjamin Millepied
Country France
Also Known As Reset, Reset. Czarny labedz, Reset - O Novo Balé da Ópera de Paris, Relève: histoire d'une création, Relève - Die Geschichte einer Kreation, ミルピエ　パリ・オペラ座に挑んだ男, Η ιστορία μιας πρεμιέρας, Relève - Benjamin, baletten och de bråda dagarna
Runtime 1 h 50 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description Reset documents the creation Benjamin Millepied's first ballet as Artistic Director of the Paris Opera Ballet, the oldest national ballet company in the world, and one of the most prestigious. The appointment of Millepied, best-known for his choreography for the film "Black Swan," was an untraditional choice and his first ballet was eagerly anticipated. The film shows a work of love and the creation of beauty.

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Frank Reed
Wednesday, 15 Apr 2020 04:38

I feel honored to have seen this film. After having attended an independent film festival in France, I thought I would watch some of the films and not even have the privilege of seeing this one. The producer of this film, Xavier Le Brun, has a strong background in the arts and has been involved in several French production companies, including the famous French production company, Alpha (A-E-I). There are several beautiful shots in this film and it is a good movie to see. It is also a great story. This is the story of a woman, living in a small village in France, who decides to leave her home and follow her dreams. She goes to study at the Sorbonne in Paris. She meets up with some of the friends she made in her village. They become close friends and they decide to go to America. But they have to leave their village. They get a job in the same restaurant they work at and decide to stay in France and try to make a new life. The film is a beautiful, heartfelt, and very moving story of the art and the people of a village in France. I think this film is a great tribute to all of the people involved in the making of this film.
Anna C.
Tuesday, 14 Apr 2020 13:32

This is a masterwork. The first time I saw it, I was about to leave the room and was thrilled by the revelations and the feeling of the need for others to make it to the end. I went to see it again recently and it still makes me shake my head at all the work that must have gone into the film. I was so impressed with the work of a small group of collaborators that I hope to see more of their work. I look forward to seeing more of their work.
Olivia Wells
Tuesday, 14 Apr 2020 06:01

This is a true story of a man who went on a year-long, nine-hour, armed, high-speed car ride in the Canadian Rockies. He was an avid mountain cyclist, a skier, a ski instructor, a ski jumper, a ski mountaineer, and a snowboarder. He lived for the winter months and was a strong, determined, and strong-willed man. This film is about the road he took to the end of his journey, and what he did to make his dreams a reality. I was very moved by the emotions he had for the people and the beauty of the Canadian landscape, which he visited in the winter months. I was also moved by his kindness and generosity. His generosity and spirit are what kept his dream alive, and to see him struggle and attempt to make it happen, and the struggles he endured to make it happen, was inspiring. I was very surprised by the kindness and generosity of the people he met along the way. I was impressed by the generosity and generosity of the people who helped him, and the kindness of the people who encouraged him along the way. This film is not just about the man, but it is also about the people he met along the way. I have watched this film twice and will watch it again in the future. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to see an inspiring story of a man who made his dreams a reality, who had the courage to go on a year-long, 9-hour, armed, high-speed, armed adventure.
Daniel
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 19:22

I saw this film at the New York Film Festival. It was really well done. It was very inspiring to see the film, and the way it was presented. The director, Laurent Poupaud, really knew what he was doing. The film was not a documentary, but a narrative of the lives of the people who were involved in the project. It was a very compelling story of how a film about a non-profit organization can be turned into a documentary. I really enjoyed this film. It is a great way to learn about the work of the non-profit organizations in New York City. I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in non-profits and is looking for a great film.
Ann
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 12:06

I would like to congratulate the French National Film Board for giving us a superb documentary on the life of a great artist, Laurence. As for the film, it was definitely worth watching. There were a lot of interesting things to see, and the interviews with Laurence himself were the most interesting. However, I think the director left out a lot of important information. For example, I think the director should have included the stories of Laurence's friends and family. I would like to see that because I believe that is a crucial part of his life, but it was missing. Overall, I think that this film was an excellent documentary. It was great to see what Laurence had to offer us, and he has given us a lot of interesting information. I hope the director does the same for the others.
Virginia
Sunday, 12 Apr 2020 14:55

Histoire d'une création is an impressive documentary film about French composer Jean-Jacques-Paul Francois 'Jacques' Lelouch. It's narrated by the musician himself, and features archive footage, interviews and film clips. The film shows how Francois was treated by his family and how his music was influenced by people he knew in the village. Some of the film footage is actually from the 1970s, but the present day footage is pretty realistic and well done. Jacques was born in France in 1832. In his youth he had been a revolutionary, he helped the French people at the time, and he was involved with the rising of the French Revolution. In 1837, he left Paris and moved to St. Helena, where he lived for a time. He died in St. Helena in 1865. He was a leader of the Lelouch School of Music. François was very well respected and loved in his village and his colleagues believed that he had the greatest work of his life in him. It is amazing how he was able to help people and convince people of the importance of music. He was a kind and gentle man who loved his wife and his family. He was the inspiration of the village of St. Helena. The film shows the family that Francois left behind, and his family who survived him. It is sad to see the extent of the destruction that his family endured, and how he was ignored and ostracized by the villagers. I was really impressed by the film and the archive footage. I really felt like I was part of the family and I really enjoyed it. It was really a great experience watching it.
Randy Knight
Saturday, 11 Apr 2020 20:43

A very well-made documentary about the life and times of a former world champion boxer, Jean-Pierre de Lascars. He was a legend in the ring, but also a man with a troubled personal life. His wife, the beautiful and talented actress and singer, Didier Julliet, is a great inspiration to him, and a great role model for all of us. He is the subject of this film, and he's not shy about it. He talks about his life and his experiences, and he's not afraid to talk about himself. I've never seen such a good film about someone's life, and the man himself, and the people around him. I was very impressed by this film, and I think it's a must-see for anyone who likes boxing or history.
Theresa
Friday, 10 Apr 2020 23:49

This is a very well done documentary that highlights the important issue of paedophilia in the film industry. It also goes into detail about what can be done to deal with the problem. What I liked most about this documentary was the amount of resources that were put into it. It was shot in great detail, the sound quality was excellent, and the interviewees were engaging. There is even a short film from the director that is a short but very well done segment about the film industry. There is also a longer interview from the director, which is also interesting. The most interesting part of the documentary was the director talking about his thoughts on the industry and what it means for the child victims. It is also interesting to hear about the reactions to the documentary from the industry. The main criticism is that the industry does not want to be held accountable. This documentary will raise awareness of the issue and will help people to learn what to do to prevent this problem.
Jane Ortega
Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 02:34

I saw this movie at the San Francisco International Film Festival. It was well-received and well-written. I agree with some of the reviewer who said that it is not a documentary. It is about a person who is now living on the streets. But, it is about something so much bigger than the director, producer or screenwriter, and it is not about the documentary itself. I think that the film is about an aspect of human nature that we all have to face, and that is, human kindness. This is something that many of us may not want to acknowledge, or admit, but it is there. I have read a number of reviews that I thought were very unfair. I am surprised that many of them were written by people who have not really lived in the world. I have lived in the world, and this film is very accurate. I know what it is like to be homeless, and this is what we see. I think it is a good movie. It is one that anyone should see. I would recommend it to anyone who is in the position to be homeless, or who is not interested in living on the streets.
Shirley
Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 08:41

This documentary is a must for anyone who wants to understand why the whole French intellectual establishment (which is so obviously set in its ways) chooses to do things the way it does, and why its methods are really quite amazing. It is an excellent lesson in how an entire civilization that is built on rationalism and knowledge, can be infected by the sense of powerlessness, of thinking that they can get away with anything, by getting away with getting away with having an attitude of superiority and entitlement. As for me, this movie had a profound impact on me, so I went to the library and rented the video. I also bought a copy of the book, which is a good antidote for what this documentary makes clear.
Kathryn
Monday, 06 Apr 2020 10:02

In my opinion this movie is not only a documentary, but a masterpiece in itself. This is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. No one else has done this, and it is also one of the best movies I have ever seen. I give this a 10/10. The reason why it is not 10/10 is because I would have rated it higher. The way the movie starts, and the way it ends, is just amazing. No other movie in this genre has done it like this. The director made a great movie, but I am not sure if he deserved the Oscar, but it is still worth the Oscar.
Diana N.
Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 20:22

A film about French secret agents was almost inevitable, but I'd have to say that Fanny Ardant is one of the best documentaries of its kind. It's funny and compelling. It's packed with fascinating historical facts. I've never seen a documentary that is so well done, especially the historical stuff, which is what I found to be the most fascinating part of this movie. The best documentary is the one that puts the viewer right into the movie. It makes the whole experience worth it. The French are masters of this sort of thing. They do it with all kinds of great results. As far as I know, Fanny Ardant is the first French film to get the BAFTA, for Best Documentary.
Vincent
Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 12:51

MARKETED AS A DISH OUTREACH AND AS A FACTUAL PHOTOGRAPHY STUDY, "THE CREATION OF A CREST" explores the difficulties of creating a portrait of the former owner of a museum, a "socialist" who, at one point, declared himself a member of the Communist Party. But he later disavowed his loyalty, and his wife, a former official in the French Communist Party, accused him of taking part in an assassination attempt on her husband, and she is now living in a French monastery. In the course of researching this film, I have come to know of a series of interesting stories involving artists, artists and their wives, and I came to understand the difficulties involved in the creation of a portrait, especially in a museum, a place that is supposed to be accessible to all. This documentary, for me, is a great service to artists, and the greater art community. And, for those who like documentaries, this is a must-see. I highly recommend it. Thank you to Jean-Baptiste Blanc and Anne Baudry for the exceptional job.
Albert Santos
Friday, 03 Apr 2020 21:45

This documentary is brilliant, much more than a biography of Michel de Montaigne, but of his whole life. It is a perfect portrait of the life and influence of the great French philosopher, historian, and novelist. I'm glad I had the chance to see this wonderful documentary. For those who don't know, the director has chosen all the interviews from de Montaigne's writing to those from his friends, acquaintances, and enemies. It's a wonderful way to view de Montaigne. In my opinion, the documentary is one of the best films I've ever seen. I don't know what it is about de Montaigne, but it is clear that he is a person who lived a fascinating and mysterious life. If you have the chance to see this film, I strongly recommend it.
Harry D.
Friday, 03 Apr 2020 04:59

A great documentary about the life of a woman who was the first woman to have her vagina cut open in a medical clinic in Paris. The film is about the woman's journey to get the operation and her reactions to the procedure. The film is very well done, and the photography is beautiful. I really enjoyed this documentary and recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about the history of this procedure. It is a very interesting and well-made film.
Peter
Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 09:26

This film is one of the most important documentary's ever made about history. I found the film as well as the film-makers to be very thorough in their research, and were able to accurately document the lives of the two sisters who lived in my neighborhood. Their story is told in a very beautiful way that is both heart-wrenching and hilarious at the same time. I highly recommend the film, even if you are not interested in this subject. The interviews with the sisters are very relatable and so moving, and I found myself shedding tears at times. I don't have to tell you that the film is beautifully made, and the film makers have done a fantastic job in capturing the documentary footage. I also highly recommend you view the video. It is filled with interviews with the sisters, and it is very informative, and you can listen to the sisters discussing their lives. If you are a history lover, and have not already seen this film, I highly recommend it. It is a must see for anyone interested in the women of the French Revolution.
Joyce G.
Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 10:50

Beautifully filmed documentary about the life of actress and director Brigitte Bardot. This is a long documentary that tells the story of her life from birth to death. It is also a fascinating look at the state of film making in France, how much progress it has made since her tragic death, and how much of her legacy survives today. In the 60s, she was considered the great French film star. However, she was only given to films that were more suitable for French audiences. Bardot's films were generally for the better, but her career suffered from the scandal of her affair with composer Otto Dix. Bardot was not known for her acting ability, but her beautiful acting was well known. She had many successful films, but the French public could not cope with her sexuality. As a result, she was widely ridiculed, and she died in the early 80s. It was a tragic death, and one of the most beautiful documentaries ever made.
Katherine
Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 09:24

This is the story of a World War II French Prisoner of War in which many Jewish prisoners were forced to carry out suicide missions for the Nazis. As part of a reconnaissance mission, the "New Germans" (Nazis) of the SS invaded the camp and murdered the prisoners. The SS followed this up with the execution of a young Jewish man (the second most prolific SS executioner, after SS Commander Reinhard Heydrich) who was working for the prisoners. The war was over, but the SS were not satisfied. They wanted to prove they were still killing Jews, and not just sending them off to their death. A prisoner by the name of Henri Villenueve (pictured above), who was captured by the SS and kept in a "Jewish" concentration camp, was forced to carry out an "accident" in order to prove that the Nazis were still killing Jews. The SS didn't like this proof, and they punished him. In this camp, Villenueve and his fellow Jewish prisoners were forced to carry out suicide missions for the SS. He was killed in an attempt to prove that he was still a Jew. The SS continued to kill Jews, even after the war was over. As Villenueve died in 1945, the war ended, but the war continued. Villenueve's daughter, Jean Villenueve, lived to see the end of the war and the end of the Nazi's, and after the war, the SS were not stopped. They were even still operating in Europe. This film is a must-see. If you haven't seen it, see it right away.
Roy
Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 01:53

You know those movies that you love to watch, and you can't help yourself, you watch them, and your heart just goes out to all the actors, the movie, and all the people who worked so hard to make it happen. When I first saw this movie I had no idea what to expect. But I have to say, this is a masterpiece! The cast is great, and the movie was great. You have to see it, you have to see it! You will never get tired of it!
Lawrence
Monday, 30 Mar 2020 10:47

A film that I have never before seen, but believe it is very important to the French/Israeli-Arab relationship. I believe this film should have been shown in public schools, and should have been taught as a history course in high school. It shows that a person who can be biased, and has no respect for the rule of law, can easily go on to destroy the lives of innocents. The film is very realistic, and very human, showing that when the innocent are in danger, the innocent are often the most affected, and this was shown in the film. I believe that the film was presented to the French people in a way that would be most appropriate for them. A film that I would recommend to everyone who would like to understand the true values of the French people, and the French way of living. I believe that the film was made by true patriots, and that the French people would be the most grateful if it would be shown in their schools. They deserve a film like this, that shows them to the world.
Willie Alvarado
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 15:58

In spite of its low-budget, this is an excellent film, well-filmed and presented. Some of the subjects are shocking, and I'd be lying if I said I didn't want to see the end of it all. The story is based on the real-life trial of a local judge. One of the more significant elements of this film is that it shows how our judicial system works in a completely different way from what we think about. The courtroom is a place where our society values stability and obedience, but in reality it is also a place where freedom is valued and valued in an entirely different way. This movie shows how we treat one another as little children, and that is something that is important in this society, because without freedom, then all kinds of horrible things will happen. It is a must-see, a must-see.
Anthony Hunt
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 13:10

How the hell can a documentary be so damn good? It's an absolute joy to watch this film. For me, it's a documentary that can give you a good old time while you're doing something else. A kind of happy ending. Also, as far as I'm concerned, the director deserves a major award for this movie. As I said, the documentary is a good introduction to this terrible event. The fact that it's so powerful makes it more relevant to all of us. I don't want to give too much away, but to sum up, this is a story that needs to be told. And not just in French, but also in English.
Nicole W.
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 09:59

I found this documentary as I was watching the Tony Jaa documentary, and I was so blown away by it. It's like the new one was filmed in France, and the older one in Hong Kong, and they just pulled it from both. I think they just put it together. I'm pretty much dying to get this documentary as soon as it's out on DVD. I'm not going to lie, the interview scenes with the two main actors are quite uncomfortable and I can't help but get uncomfortable watching them talk. But I have to admit that watching this documentary is like watching a concert. It's not just for a long time, it's really really intense and I really enjoyed the film. I would love to have this documentary in English. But if it's ever available, I would absolutely love to have it in French. It's one of those films that you have to see more than once to get the full effect of.
Alice P.
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 09:44

I enjoyed this film very much, but the main reason I liked it so much is that it's a good example of how the French film industry can be successful. The film is about the efforts of two French film makers to make a film that will be seen by the French people and the rest of the world. The film is a documentary on the efforts of French film makers in making a film that will be seen by the French people. The film is very funny, and very informative, and it makes you think about the film industry in France. I especially liked the interviews with the directors and the producers, as well as the documentary on the French film industry. This is a good film that should be seen by everyone. 8/10
Cynthia M.
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 05:53

The history of the world is always fascinating to me, and I'm always curious about what I've missed. This is one of those documentaries that makes you want to know more. I think the most interesting thing about this movie is that it is based on the actual letters of the people who wrote it. The film does a great job of capturing the spirit of the times and the people involved. It's a little bit depressing at times, but it's also very interesting. It's not a documentary that tells you everything, but it's a documentary that tells you about the people involved in the writing of the letters. The movie is also very well made. It's a very well made movie, and the director did a great job of capturing the spirit of the times. The only problem I had with the movie was that it was a little too long. I think it could have been shorter, but I think it was just right. It's a little bit long, but it's not too long. Overall, this is a great documentary that is a must-see for anyone interested in history.
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