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Definitely one of the best SRs I've seen in a theatrical play. Different versions with different actors were already posted in this community. More so, this video is, by far, the best one for me. The camera work is just astonishingly superb. Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F63O6hZQi2M 
1st SR at 41:15 - 45:50 and 2nd SR at 1:28:00 until end.
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AcrobatGuy wrote:
Definitely one of the best SRs I've seen in a theatrical play. Different versions with different actors were already posted in this community. More so, this video is, by far, the best one for me. The camera work is just astonishingly superb. Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F63O6hZQi2M
1st SR at 41:15 - 45:50 and 2nd SR at 1:28:00 until end.
...very good!!!
here is a pic:
https://fr-fr.facebook.com/260785600699886/photos/p … 3&theater 
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Great find, thanks!
https://www.evensi.fr/labribus-centre-culturel-et-s … oul/167177659 
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Excellent! I love it!
AcrobatGuy wrote:
Definitely one of the best SRs I've seen in a theatrical play. Different versions with different actors were already posted in this community. More so, this video is, by far, the best one for me. The camera work is just astonishingly superb. Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F63O6hZQi2M
1st SR at 41:15 - 45:50 and 2nd SR at 1:28:00 until end.
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Tom Booker wrote:
Excellent! I love it!
@Tom Booker:
Hi, Tom! My French is very very bad! You are from France!
Can you briefly the dialogues before and during the shoulder rides translate for us a little bit?
Thanks!
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rideschulter wrote:
Tom Booker wrote:
Excellent! I love it!
@Tom Booker:
Hi, Tom! My French is very very bad! You are from France!
Can you briefly the dialogues before and during the shoulder rides translate for us a little bit?
Thanks!
Hi Ridesschulter!
My French is certainly better than my English. Here is the plot of the play:
Isa, the girl, is a famous movie star from Paris. Her car just broke down in the middle of nowhere, a place with no mobile phone coverage. She sees a bus station, hoping that one will come soon. There, she meets a nice beekeeper, who will help her. She expects an important call from an American actor who should play in her next movie - a new version of “Don Quichotte”. The beekeeper offers to carry her on his shoulders to get a connection. The first call is actually from her boyfriend asking where she left his favorite shirt. This irritates her a lot. The second one is from the American guy telling her that her movie “sucks”, that he does not want to do it any more and quits. At the end of the play, she calls her sister and gives her indications of the way to take to come and get her. But, as it is the beginning of a love story, Isa and her new friend decide to go to his house without waiting...
The End
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Tom Booker wrote:
rideschulter wrote:
Tom Booker wrote:
Excellent! I love it!
@Tom Booker:
Hi, Tom! My French is very very bad! You are from France!
Can you briefly the dialogues before and during the shoulder rides translate for us a little bit?
Thanks!Hi Ridesschulter!
My French is certainly better than my English. Here is the plot of the play:
Isa, the girl, is a famous movie star from Paris. Her car just broke down in the middle of nowhere, a place with no mobile phone coverage. She sees a bus station, hoping that one will come soon. There, she meets a nice beekeeper, who will help her. She expects an important call from an American actor who should play in her next movie - a new version of “Don Quichotte”. The beekeeper offers to carry her on his shoulders to get a connection. The first call is actually from her boyfriend asking where she left his favorite shirt. This irritates her a lot. The second one is from the American guy telling her that her movie “sucks”, that he does not want to do it any more and quits. At the end of the play, she calls her sister and gives her indications of the way to take to come and get her. But, as it is the beginning of a love story, Isa and her new friend decide to go to his house without waiting...
The End
@Tom:
Thank You very much and Merci beaucoup!
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