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The classic short that inspired Terry Gilliam_s "12 Monkeys". Director Chris Marker_s preffered cut. (Cortos_8)

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Directed by Chris Marker (inspiration for Terry Gilliam's 12 Monkeys) La Jetee's Script pt.1 This is the story of a man, marked by an image from his childhood. The violent scene that upsets him, and whose meaning he was to grasp only years later, happened on the main jetty at Orly, the Paris airport, sometime before the outbreak of World War III. Orly, Sunday. Parents used to take their children there to watch the departing planes. On this particular Sunday, the child whose story we are telling was bound to remember the frozen sun, the setting at the end of the jetty, and a woman's face. Nothing sorts out memories from ordinary moments. Later on they do claim remembrance when they show their scars. That face he had seen was to be the only peacetime image to survive the war. Had he really seen it? Or had he invented that tender moment to prop up the madness to come? The sudden roar, the woman's gesture, the crumpling body, and the cries of the crowd on the jetty blurred by fear. Later, he knew he had seen a man die. And sometime after came the destruction of Paris. Many died. Some believed themselves to be victors. Others were taken prisoner. The survivors settled beneath Chaillot, in an underground network of galleries. Above ground, Paris, as most of the world, was uninhabitable, riddled with radioactivity. The victors stood guard over an empire of rats. The prisoners were subjected to experiments, apparently of great concern to those who conducted them. The outcome was a disappointment for some - death for others - and for others yet, madness. One day they came to select a new guinea pig from among the prisoners. He was the man whose story we are telling. He was frightened. He had heard about the Head Experimenter. He was prepared to meet Dr. Frankenstein, or the Mad Scientist. Instead, he met a reasonable man who explained calmly that the human race was doomed. Space was off-limits. The only hope for survival lay in Time. A loophole in Time, and then maybe it would be possible to reach food, medicine, sources of energy. This was the aim of the experiments: to send emissaries into Time, to summon the Past and Future to the aid of the Present. But the human mind balked at the idea. To wake up in another age meant to be born again as an adult. The shock would be too great. Having only sent lifeless or insentient bodies through different zones of Time, the inventors where now concentrating on men given to very strong mental images. If they were able to conceive or dream another time, perhaps they would be able to live in it. The camp police spied even on dreams. This man was selected from among a thousand for his obsession with an image from the past. Nothing else, at first, put stripping out the present, and its racks. They begin again. The man doesn't die, nor does he go mad. He suffers.

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Seven and a half minutes of the 26-minute film that inspired Terry Gilliam's "12 Monkeys."

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Classic sci-fi that influenced many later directors and films. Hard to find- I did a poor job shooting this from a 16mm film which I can't borrow again, was unable to make the subtitles clearer- but i hope there is enjoyment anyway, YT has several dubbed-in English versions- one not too good (the narrator uses the phrase, "the head experimentater" making me think for all his perfect accent he is not a native english speaker- it hurts the solemn mood of the film when such comical gaffs occur, and holes in a really nice soundtrack to replace the narration- another dub is better done, tho the guy sounds like Keith Moon, quite cockney... and one is a student project with a re-dubbed soundtrack. This is the film as released on 16mm, retaining the original soundtrack, and with subtitles that are hard to read...but like most Americans I hate dubbing. Wanna hear the sound more as the director intended. So even tho its not a great copy, on this one you can hear it in French and read it in English...it has a cool soundtrack- I like to mic the films from near the projector so you get to hear the clacking and whirring. So if like me you understand v. little French but hate dubbing, you may like to see this version.

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Spoiler! If you haven't seen it don't read this!At about 7minutes fifty seconds is the famous moving scene- watch her face closely. Some guy wrote at another YT version that its just another series of stills- it is, at 24 frames per second. She opens her eyes and blinks 3 times...sort of like Dorothy clicking her heels. In the next segment the pair are pictured with stuffed animals- and they don't move any more than the specimens do- so the scene in bed is where he got back in time, really, just for a moment, before being yanked back.- and one realizes that in this story, innocent people like them, (like us?) in love for a moment, are as doomed as the trilobytes. I didn't know about this scene- when I noticed it on the 4th or 5th viewing I was amazed, and ran the projector back several times to be sure. Wow. In a world of stagnant frozen moments, a tiny movement is like seeing a miracle. Someday we won't move at all. Carpe Diem, and Carpe Noctem, my friends! We take our choice of movements somewhat for granted. It is such a blessing to move through this world, and to have a living, breathing world through which to move. The suggestion that innocence, kindness, and feelings will perish long before the human race is the scariest notion here. May we never be as efficient as the cockroaches, who eat their dead pals. May we always strive to keep love in our hearts, no matter what. Dream better dreams for the future, please, than the world of "la jetee". Peace/ out.

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Bizet's opera Carmen José Carreras as Don Jose, Agnes Baltsa as Carmen Metropolitan Opera 1987

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"Nothing tells memories from ordinary moments, only afterwards do they claim rememberance on account of their scars." A short film that is a reflection about time, happiness and love, entirely composed of b&w static shots. La Jetee, is one of the most enigmatic and thought provoking science fiction films ever made. The original French version should be available around here, but the English narrator got something captivating and laconic in his voice, too.

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Orozco: http://www.lacoctelera.com/operasiempre/categoria/guillermo-orozco El tenor español Guillermo Orozco canta 'La fleur que tu m'avais jetée' (aria de Don José; aria de La Flor). Carmen. Bizet.

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"Nothing tells memories from ordinary moments, only afterwards do they claim rememberance on account of their scars." A short film that is a reflection about time, happiness and love, entirely composed of b&w static shots. La Jetee, is one of the most enigmatic and thought provoking science fiction films ever made. The original French version should be available around here, but the English narrator got something captivating and laconic in his voice, too.

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Concierto en Polonia el 18 de Agosto de 2007. El tenor Guillermo Orozco canta el aria de la flor (aria de Don José) de la ópera Carmen (Bizet).

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"Nothing tells memories from ordinary moments, only afterwards do they claim rememberance on account of their scars." A short film that is a reflection about time, happiness and love, entirely composed of b&w static shots. La Jetee, is one of the most enigmatic and thought provoking science fiction films ever made. The original French version should be available around here, but the English narrator got something captivating and laconic in his voice, too.

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Video musical sobre la película. Espero que os guste. La Jetée (1962), de Chris Marker, es una película francesa de ciencia ficción de 28 minutos filmada en blanco y negro. En ella, se relata la historia de un experimento de viaje en el tiempo llevado a cabo tras una guerra atómica. 12 monos (1995), de Terry Gilliam, se inspiró en La Jetée. La Jetée: http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=1M9bVRbfeI4 http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=xhlTZoszFCQ http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=YdFhBankg2A

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A class project to redesign the sound for Chris Marker's 1962 film La Jetée

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Roberto Alagna sings "La fleur que tu m'avais jetée" from Bizet's opera 'Carmen', conducted by Lorin Maazel. Palacio de las Artes Reina Sofia, Valencia, España (2005)

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Great spanish tenor PLACIDO DOMINGO sings aria "La fleur que tu m´avais jetee" from Bizet´s opera Carmen. Carmen - Teresa Berganza Conductor: Pierre Dervaux Orchestra and Chorus: Theatre national l´opera de Paris May 14th, 1980

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TENOR JOSE CARRERAS SINGS "LA FLEUR QUE TU M'AVAIS JETEE", FROM BIZET'S "CARMEN". THIS IS A TRIBUTE TO THE GREAT JOSE CARRERAS, IN ONE OF HIS BEST PERFORMANCES SHOWING POWERFUL VOICE, STAGE PRESENCE AND A MEZZA VOCE THAT DRIVES THE AUDIENCE CRAZY!!! CONCERT IN JAPAN 1984 1)MEYERBEER- L'AFRICANA: "O PARADISO" (NOT UPLOADED,INCOMPLETE IN ORIGINAL VIDEO) 2)CILEA- L'ARLESIANA: "E LA SOLITA STORIA" (LAMENTO DI FEDERICO) 3)VERDI- IL CORSARO: "TUTTO PAREA SORRIDERE.. SI, DI CORSARI IL FULMINE!" 4)BIZET- CARMEN: "LA FLEUR QUE TU M'AVAIS JETEE" 5)GIORDANO- ANDREA CHENIER: "COLPITO QUI M'AVETE!" (IMPROVVISO) 6)PUCCINI- TOSCA: "E LUCEVAN LE STELLE" 7)PUCCINI-MANON LESCAUT: "DONNA NON VIDI MAI" 8)ENCORE: LARA- "GRANADA"

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Artist: Mario Lanza Title: "La Fleur Que Tu M'avais Jetee" (from "Carmen" by Bizet) Album: Mario Lanza sings Opera's Greatest Hits Label: RCA Red Seal Cat No: VCS-7073 Release Year: 1971 Country: Canada Format: 12" LP Album

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Con la canción "La Jetee" del disco de Yann Tiersen - "Les Retrouvailles" (2005).

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one of the five videos we made for Think of One, filmed live on location at de Vooruit, Ghent, Belgium on october 30th 2007.

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La fleur que tu m'avais jetée (Carmen, Bizet) Bryan Register, tenor bryanregister.com

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Seconda parte del breve film di Chris Marker che ha ispirato "L'Esercito delle Dodici Scimmie" di Terry Gilliam, con commento in italiano.

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Franco Corelli TS-Nr28 Carmen La fleur que tu m'avais jetée dans ma prison m'était restée Tenor Series-Spinto Tenor TS-Nr28 Don José-Franco Corelli Cast: Don José-Franco Corelli Carmen-Anna Moffo Zuniga-José Van Dam Morales-Barry McDaniel Remendado-Karl-Ernst Mercker Escamillo-Piero Cappuccilli Dancairo-Jean-Christophe Benoit Frasquita-Arleen Augér Mercedes-Jane Berbié Micaela-Helen Donath ACT II The tavern of Lillas Pastia Carmen rejects the advances of Zuniga. She is waiting for Don José, who is about to be released from prison (he had been demoted and imprisoned for letting her escape). She also seems unimpressed by the toreador Escamillo, who makes advances to her. As all leave except Carmen and her gypsy friends, Zuniga promises to return, despite her discouragement. She refuses to join the smugglers because she is in love. Hearing Don José's voice, she tells the others to leave. He is jealous when he learns that she has danced for the officers, so she dances for him, but is interrupted by the bugle sounding the retreat. When Don José insists that he must return to barracks she accuses him of not loving her. He produces the faded flower, telling her it has stayed with him through his imprisonment. If he loves her, she says, he will follow her to the mountains, but he is still resolved to leave. He is still there when Zuniga returns and disobeys Zuniga's order to leave. They come to blows and are separated by the smugglers. Don José now has no choice but to desert and join the smugglers. Franco Corelli TS-Nr28 Carmen La fleur que tu m'avais jetée dans ma prison m'était restée http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=cen5rSU7hFQ Franco Corelli TS-Nr29 Carmen Mêlons! Mêlons! Coupons!.... http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-nbf2eA98M Franco Corelli TS-Nr30 Carmen Je suis Escamillo, torero de Grenade. http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=5K0lKpGG64g Franco Corelli TS-Nr31 Carmen À deux cuartos! À deux cuartos! http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=4HywvCKZuFA Franco Corelli TS-Nr32 Carmen Finale C'est toi!-C'est toi! http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=qJqmrVMC8_U Libretto limited to space | Don José\ oui, tu m'entendras! violemment Je le veux! Carmen, tu m'entendras! La fleur que tu m'avais jetée dans ma prison m'était restée, flétrie et sèche, cette fleur gardait toujours sa douce odeur; et pendant des heures entières,sur mes yeux, fermant mes paupières,de cette odeur je m'enivrais et dans la nuit je te voyais! Je me prenais à te maudire,à te détester, à me dire:pourquoi faut-il que le destin l'ait mise là sur mon chemin! Puis je m'accusais de blasphème, et je ne sentais en moi-même, je ne sentais qu'un seul désir, un seul désir, un seul espoir:te revoir, ô Carmen, oui, te revoir! Car tu n'avais eu qu'à paraître,qu'à jeter un regard sur moi,pour t'emparer de tout mon être,ô ma Carmen! Et j'étais une chose à toi! Carmen, je t'aime! Carmen Non! tu ne m'aimes pas! Don José Que dis-tu? Carmen Non! tu ne m'aimes pas! Non!Car si tu m'aimais,là-bas, là-bas tu me suivrais! Don José Carmen! Carmen Oui! Là-bas, là-bas dans la montagne! José Carmen! Carmen là-bas, là-bas tu me suivrais! Sur ton cheval tu me prendrais,et comme un brave à travers la campagne, en croupe, tu m'emporterais! Là-bas, là-bas dans la montagne, José (troublé) Carmen! Carmen là-bas, là-bas tu me suivrais! tu me suivrais, si tu m'aimais! Tu n'y dépendrais de personne;point d'officier à qui tu doives obéir,et point de retraite qui sonne pour dire à l'amoureux qu'il est temps de partir! Le ciel ouvert, la vie errante,pour pays tout l'univers, et pour loi ta volonté! Et surtout la chose enivrante:la liberté! la liberté! José Mon Dieu! Carmen Là-bas, là-bas dans la montagne! José Carmen! Carmen là-bas, là-bas si tu m'aimais, José Tais-toi! Carmen là-bas, là-bas tu me suivrais! Sur ton cheval tu me prendrais...José Ah! Carmen, hélas! tais-toi! tais-toi! mon Dieu!| Carmen sur ton cheval tu me prendrais et comme un brave à travers la campagne,oui, tu m'emporterais, si tu m'aimais! José Hélas! hélas! Carmen Oui, n'est-ce pas, José pitié! Carmen, pitié! Carmen là-bas, là-bas tu me suivras! tu me suivras! José O mon Dieu! Hélas! Carmen Là-bas, là-bas tu me suivras,tu m'aimes et tu me suivras! Là-bas, là-bas emporte moi! (1)Spinto Tenor: A spinto tenor has a heavier and more dramatic (2)Tenor classification: Although vocal range is the primary characteristic which defines a tenor, it is not the only one. Ref: (1) (2) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenor Sources David Fallows, Owen Jander. "Tenor", Grove Music Online, ed. L. Macy, grovemusic.com (subscription access). Ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenor ================================ *Note:Support the artist, their families and their legacy by purchasing their music.

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