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This 1991 production by the Lyon National Opera presents a welcome opportunity to revel in a uniquely Gallic confection rarely seen outside France. It's also a chance to enjoy one of Offenbach's most inventive, melodic scores in which the starring musical role and many of the best tunes go to the orchestra, here conducted by Jean-Yves Ossonce. This is no accident: the operetta was originally created for a company of actors who relied on pastiche and the composer's help to get them through their "numbers". Not so these singers, of course. As Metella, the languorous courtesan who is responsible for the unravelling debacle, Helene Delavault is in meltingly good voice for her show-stopping rondeau, "A minuit sonnant commence la fete". Her sparring suitors Gardefeu (Jean-Francois Sivadier) and, particularly, Bobinet (Jacques Verzier) combine marvellous visual comedy with fluid singing and there is some dazzling vocal work from the supporting cast. It's a long piece, but hugely enjoyable.

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La Vie parisienne (Parisian life) is an opéra bouffe, or operetta, composed by Jacques Offenbach in 1866, with a libretto by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy. This work was Offenbach's first full-length piece to portray contemporary Parisian life, unlike his earlier period pieces and mythological subjects. It became one of Offenbach's most popular operettas.

Live performance from Opéra National de Lyon.

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这部纪录片踏上探寻之旅，寻找一个梦幻中的巴黎，一个刻板印象里的巴黎。在这个巴黎，住着著名且令人艳羡的“巴黎女郎”——她们骄傲自信，魅力中带着匆忙、笃定，有时甚至还有些傲慢，但最重要的是，她们自由自在！影片以人物肖像的形式，跟随这些征服了巴黎的女性，展现她们为了赢得自由而奋斗，或是……

A slightly risqué scene. In her bedroom, a young woman, standing on a rug in front of her bed, removes her corset. Smiling, she bares her shoulders and puts on her nightgown before letting her petticoat slide down. Then she picks up a daisy, plucks its petals, and gets under the covers.

Evoking memories of Wild at Heart (1990) and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992) with the recurring motif of fire, director, David Lynch, uses the special effect of reverse action in the TV commercial for the Swiss brand of cigarettes, Parisienne. Against the backdrop of a lifeless wasteland, two men find themselves up against inexplicable phenomena, as pillars of flame erupt from the ground, and fish fall from the sky.