Depardieu's most notorious film is this (1974)groundbreaker from Bertrand Blier
, a French director who has made a number of great films, including "The Man Who Knew Too Much" and "A Tale of Two Sisters". The film has a great cast of characters and a terrific story, but it is also a very slow-moving film, and the film's pace is slow. The story is very predictable, with the main character being a young woman who is a prostitute. She is not very attractive, so she is forced to marry a man who she has no interest in. This leads to a lot of tension, which is what makes the movie so slow and predictable. It is interesting to see how the story develops, as the characters are not really connected to each other, they are just there to be friends. There is no real tension in the plot, it just happens. I think that this is one of the best films of all time, because it has great characters, great story and great direction. If you like slow, slow films like this, you will love this one. But if you are a fan of slow movies, this film will be a must-see. You will want to check it out. And if it doesn't have a good ending, then you won't like it. So, if this isn't
 and his directorial debut, The Man Who Fell to Earth. It's a great film, but it's not perfect. The film has some great moments, like the scene where the two men are in bed together. But the film's flaws are so great, that it becomes almost a chore to watch. I'm not sure if it was because of its lack of direction, or because it had to be shot in a studio. There are some good moments in the movie, such as the moment when the man is talking about the death penalty. However, the rest of it is just a waste of time. If you're looking for a good film to see, this is it. Avoid this one. You'll be disappointed. 8/10 from 10/11/14. Rating: 8 out of 10 (out of ten) from IMDb.com. (1/2 from 1/3) (2/4 from 2/5) <--from IMDB.org<br /><br><span class="separate"><b><a href="http://www.imdb.co.uk/title/tt003779/"><br />"The Man who Fell To Earth" is a superb film. A great story, great