En fanfare
- 2024
- 1 घं 43 मि
अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंAcclaimed conductor Thibaut has leukemia and needs a bone marrow donor. Learning he was adopted, he finds an older brother, a musician and factory worker. Their reunion sparks a fraternal, m... सभी पढ़ेंAcclaimed conductor Thibaut has leukemia and needs a bone marrow donor. Learning he was adopted, he finds an older brother, a musician and factory worker. Their reunion sparks a fraternal, musical journey amidst the town's factory closure.Acclaimed conductor Thibaut has leukemia and needs a bone marrow donor. Learning he was adopted, he finds an older brother, a musician and factory worker. Their reunion sparks a fraternal, musical journey amidst the town's factory closure.
- पुरस्कार
- 1 जीत और कुल 8 नामांकन
Benjamin Lavernhe
- Thibaut Desormeaux
- (as Benjamin Lavernhe de la Comédie-Française)
Clémence Massart-Weit
- Claudine
- (as Clémence Massart)
Marie-José Billet
- Brigitte
- (as Marie-Jo Billet)
फ़ीचर्ड समीक्षाएं
I don't have an easy tear, but my eyes were shining as I left the hall.
Masterful performance by Benjamin Lavernhe. The story is very nice, light but not superficial, never dull.
Many melodies run through the film, the comedy, the drama, the 'protest' film (it reminded me of Kean Loach).
The red thread is music, in its purest manifestations from classical to jazz. The popular declination is very successful, making it a film for everyone. I will take my 9- and 12-year-old children to see it.
I think the only "flaw" in the film is the direction. Some parts of the film are not tied together well. But the rendering is still effective and, above all, emotionally impactful.
Masterful performance by Benjamin Lavernhe. The story is very nice, light but not superficial, never dull.
Many melodies run through the film, the comedy, the drama, the 'protest' film (it reminded me of Kean Loach).
The red thread is music, in its purest manifestations from classical to jazz. The popular declination is very successful, making it a film for everyone. I will take my 9- and 12-year-old children to see it.
I think the only "flaw" in the film is the direction. Some parts of the film are not tied together well. But the rendering is still effective and, above all, emotionally impactful.
En Fanfare takes us on a profoundly human journey filled with generosity and hope. This touching and luminous film transforms a familiar premise into an inspiring reflection on brotherhood, adoption, and altruism.
// A classic story, reimagined The plot centers on two estranged brothers who meet late in life-one thriving in a world of prestige, the other leading a modest existence. While the theme feels timeless, En Fanfare stands out with its nuanced storytelling. Combining tender moments with delicate humor, it entertains while provoking thought. The narrative raises universal questions about our ability to live together and create meaningful connections.
// A cinematic and musical triumph The direction is polished, featuring visually striking scenes enhanced by an enriching soundtrack. Music plays a key role, almost as a character in itself, heightening the emotional impact. The cinematography's subtle contrasts reflect the dualities of the film, such as wealth and humility, isolation and solidarity. The balance between story and music creates a deeply immersive experience.
// Exceptional performances The cast delivers outstanding work, with Benjamin Lavernhe excelling as the conductor. He portrays a figure of authority who evolves with unexpected depth and sensitivity. Opposite him, Pierre Lottin shines as the humble yet quietly resilient brother, embodying authenticity. Their chemistry breathes life into heartfelt scenes, navigating tension and growing connection with ease.
// A hopeful and timely message In a time of societal division, En Fanfare feels like a necessary breath of fresh air. It challenges the narrative of individualism, offering an uplifting portrayal of empathy and mutual support. This optimism, deeply rooted in complex characters and realistic scenarios, reminds us of the best humanity has to offer.
En Fanfare is a joyous and inspiring film for anyone who believes in the power of connection and generosity. Delicate yet powerful, it is a must-watch.
Final score: 9/10 A deeply human film that will leave you feeling uplifted.
// A classic story, reimagined The plot centers on two estranged brothers who meet late in life-one thriving in a world of prestige, the other leading a modest existence. While the theme feels timeless, En Fanfare stands out with its nuanced storytelling. Combining tender moments with delicate humor, it entertains while provoking thought. The narrative raises universal questions about our ability to live together and create meaningful connections.
// A cinematic and musical triumph The direction is polished, featuring visually striking scenes enhanced by an enriching soundtrack. Music plays a key role, almost as a character in itself, heightening the emotional impact. The cinematography's subtle contrasts reflect the dualities of the film, such as wealth and humility, isolation and solidarity. The balance between story and music creates a deeply immersive experience.
// Exceptional performances The cast delivers outstanding work, with Benjamin Lavernhe excelling as the conductor. He portrays a figure of authority who evolves with unexpected depth and sensitivity. Opposite him, Pierre Lottin shines as the humble yet quietly resilient brother, embodying authenticity. Their chemistry breathes life into heartfelt scenes, navigating tension and growing connection with ease.
// A hopeful and timely message In a time of societal division, En Fanfare feels like a necessary breath of fresh air. It challenges the narrative of individualism, offering an uplifting portrayal of empathy and mutual support. This optimism, deeply rooted in complex characters and realistic scenarios, reminds us of the best humanity has to offer.
En Fanfare is a joyous and inspiring film for anyone who believes in the power of connection and generosity. Delicate yet powerful, it is a must-watch.
Final score: 9/10 A deeply human film that will leave you feeling uplifted.
This film does not waste time to get into the story and felt a bit rushed but it didn't matter as you do get to know the characters and their motivations in the end. I would say the film is still a bit choppy here and there but it had a lot of emotion and genuinely touching scenes.
By the time the last scene of the film reaches crescendo I could not hold tears. This film is a reminder to us all to remember to show people you care. We all feel that.
On the last note, I can't remember when I saw a French film in the cinema. What a treat. It's very very refreshing to see actors looking like real people with lines on their faces and the odd misaligned teeth. Bravo!
By the time the last scene of the film reaches crescendo I could not hold tears. This film is a reminder to us all to remember to show people you care. We all feel that.
On the last note, I can't remember when I saw a French film in the cinema. What a treat. It's very very refreshing to see actors looking like real people with lines on their faces and the odd misaligned teeth. Bravo!
It's only the beginning of 2025 and already I feel like I've seen the best movie of the year.
It's one of the best movies I have ever seen.
'En Fanfare' reminds me a bit of 'Brassed Off', also about a brass band but then in a coal mine in The United Kingdom.
The beautiful classic music ties in nicely with the beautiful song 'Emmenez moi' of Charles Aznavour, my favourite French singer. The two leading actors - Benjamin Lavernhe and Pierre Lotin - are excellent in their roles of two brothers who only verly late in live know that they are brothers. It's a drama but with a lot of warmth and some laughs.
One can completely empathize with this realistic and deeply human story.
I highly recommend everyone to watch this beautiful film, but on the big screen in the cinema.
And when the film ended, there was applause from part of the almost full hall. I had never experienced this before in cinema, and I have been going for many years.
It's one of the best movies I have ever seen.
'En Fanfare' reminds me a bit of 'Brassed Off', also about a brass band but then in a coal mine in The United Kingdom.
The beautiful classic music ties in nicely with the beautiful song 'Emmenez moi' of Charles Aznavour, my favourite French singer. The two leading actors - Benjamin Lavernhe and Pierre Lotin - are excellent in their roles of two brothers who only verly late in live know that they are brothers. It's a drama but with a lot of warmth and some laughs.
One can completely empathize with this realistic and deeply human story.
I highly recommend everyone to watch this beautiful film, but on the big screen in the cinema.
And when the film ended, there was applause from part of the almost full hall. I had never experienced this before in cinema, and I have been going for many years.
Just watched it on Varilux French Movie Festival in Brazil.
Nice story about bonding with family members, about the "what could have beens" in life.
It's a drama but with warmth and some laughs. Acting of the two main characters are on point, especially the brother played by Pierre Lotin whose role is a somewhat closed person but with good heart.
Believable story without being too dramatic. I really recommend it.
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Just watched it on Varilux French Movie Festival in Brazil.
Nice story about bonding with family members, about the "what could have beens" in life.
It's a drama but with warmth and some laughs. Acting of the two main characters are on point, especially the brother played by Pierre Lotin whose role is a somewhat closed person but with good heart.
Believable story without being too dramatic. I really recommend it.
Nice story about bonding with family members, about the "what could have beens" in life.
It's a drama but with warmth and some laughs. Acting of the two main characters are on point, especially the brother played by Pierre Lotin whose role is a somewhat closed person but with good heart.
Believable story without being too dramatic. I really recommend it.
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Just watched it on Varilux French Movie Festival in Brazil.
Nice story about bonding with family members, about the "what could have beens" in life.
It's a drama but with warmth and some laughs. Acting of the two main characters are on point, especially the brother played by Pierre Lotin whose role is a somewhat closed person but with good heart.
Believable story without being too dramatic. I really recommend it.
क्या आपको पता है
- ट्रिवियाThe movie was shot in Lallaing, near Douai, in the North of France. Emmanuel Courcol asked a fellow director which had already made a documentary about this exact topic in this region which marching band to select. So Courcol and his crew went to see the Walincourt marching band after a rehearsal, and like Thibault in the movie, drank a few beers with them. They were very friendly, and their rehearsal room looked exactly like what Courcol wanted, so he had found the movie's marching band! Apparently they were a bit intimidated during the first day of shooting, but they quickly overcame their shyness.
- साउंडट्रैकEmmenez-moi
Music by Charles Aznavour
Lyrics by Charles Aznavour
Performed by Charles Aznavour
(P) 1967 Universal Music B.V.
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- रिलीज़ की तारीख़
- कंट्री ऑफ़ ओरिजिन
- आधिकारिक साइटें
- भाषाएं
- इस रूप में भी जाना जाता है
- The Marching Band
- फ़िल्माने की जगहें
- Lallaing, Nord, फ़्रांस(music school at Espace Scalfort)
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