Catalogue des films de « François Chayé »

People who are dependent or handicapped are helped in all the basic everyday chores. Waking up, getting washed, dressing, mobility, and going to bed. But one essential and constitutive aspect of human life seems to have been forgotten: sexuality....

Jean-Louis Trintignant est un homme discret. Il ne se livre qu’à ses amis. Lorsqu’il rencontre des gens nouveaux, il les écoute, les regarde, cherche à savoir qui lui fait face. Si l’observation le satisfait, il donne alors de son temps,...

Spécialiste de l’école buissonnière par amour du cinéma, curieux de tout, il entrouvre la porte du théâtre à dix-neuf ans, en poussant celle du cours de Mlle Guillaud. C’est le début d’une aventure hors du commun, où l’on verra...

In this movie Joseph Bialot tells his living conditions in Auschwitz, his liberation and the days following.

Le cinéma de Jean Cocteau n'est pas un cinéma facile et, à bien des égards, il a plus vieilli que d'autres. Ou plutôt nos références et nos habitudes en matière de cinéma sont aujourd'hui assez éloignées de ce qu'il fut. Mais les...

The Irish writer, Jonathan Swift is above all the author of "Gulliver’s Travels" which is much more than a book for children. Prince of irreverence, apostle of revolt, this man of the Enlightenment was a modern spirit. He wrote quite a lot of...

Established secret agent in the service of His Majesty, Graham Greene fought worried pessimism with literature. Hailed everywhere with enormous success, an exceptional story-teller, he knew how to make every reader an accomplice. Mystery, danger...

Already while he was alive Shakespeare was seen as an exceptional talent. Since then, posterity has crowned his genius like that of Cervantes or Dante, like Goethe or Hugo... He is a monument of mankind.

David Herbert Lawrence, the man who brought scandal, a man from the black country of coal mines, was attracted throughout his existence by green nature, by "elsewhere". He was a man of blood and sex, a primitive being haunted by life. In his...

Harold Pinter, by himself, embodies the renewal of the English theatre in the early 1960s. He read the theatre of the absurd, the theatre of Ionesco and Beckett ; he adds a violence and a manic precision that thrill actors and audience.