After the announcement of the death of Jean-Jacques Beineix at the age of 75 this Friday, January 14, the television channels pay tribute to the director of 37°2 in the morning. A cult film that will soon be rebroadcast on Arte. Discover the list of deprogrammings.
It is a filmmaker apart in French cinema who passed away at the age of 75 this Thursday, January 13: Jean-Jacques Beineix. A director “very demanding”, explained Hélène de Fougerolles who had worked with him in the early 2000s during the film Deadly Transfer. “There has been a turn in the cinema that has changed things. And a director must today accept certain conditions. Soften up. Jean-Jacques probably did not take that turn It’s hard to know that someone who has so much talent can’t speak”, she confided, regretting that Jean-Jacques Beineix is less present on the screens than before.
37°2 in the morning rebroadcast on Arte
Among his cult films, there 37°2 in the morning. art will deprogram the documentary Auguste Escoffier or the birth of modern gastronomy which was planned Saturday January 22 at 8:50 p.m. to broadcast this film which allowed the general public to discover Béatrice Dalle in 1986. She rubbed shoulders with Jean-Hugues Anglade and Gérard Darmon. “Zorg and Betty are orphans… One of the most beautiful pages of my life just turned…I love you”, wrote on Instagram this Friday, January 14, the actress whose career was launched by this film by Jean-Jacques Beineix to rediscover also on Arte.tv from January 22 to February 21.
France 5 also mobilized
He started his directing career with the film Diva in 1980. A decade later, the director had again marked the spirits with IP 5: The island of pachyderms, Yves Montand’s last feature film shot in 1991. France 5 has decided to broadcast this film this Monday, January 24 at 9 p.m.. To make way for the film in which Jean-Jacques Beineix had directed Olivier Martinez, Sekkou Sall and Géraldine Pailhas, the channel has deprogrammed In the heat of the Night. A detective released in 1967 and directed by Norman Jewison. Before dying after a long illness, Jean-Jacques Beineix had diversified. After signing his first theater production in 2015, he wrote a novel five years later. This book titled Toboggan, published by Michel Laffont in 2020, was one of his last projects.
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