[REL] Joséphine, ange gardien (TV Series 1997-)

[redcat]

Am downloading some more episodes - is she meant to be a dwarf angel ??

She's an gardian angel, send by God for help some peoples. The fact she's dwarf is not really used on the serie. In france, this women is a popular comic actress (+ some one-woman-shows). I can't say anymore because it's not my kind of movies (and not my kind of comic).

[ARTHORIUS]

So but of these series the only referred OT was the whole episode released here....there're more interesting?

[redcat]

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well sourced

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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0616986/

[idler]

* 18 (6- 3) : La Plus Haute Marche

Joséphine viens en aide a Aurélie, gymnaste dont le père refuse qu'elle persévère sur cette voie. L'ange decouvre alors un milieu sportif impitoyable. Le jour des selections pour le championnat de france, Aurélie est accusé d'avoir sabotée le materiel de sa rivale.

But who cares about the plot?

[Pranama]

Me, for example. Honestly, I don´t like this overtly sensual looking at the children and child movies. I also like children, they´re definitely beautiful, but to look at the pieces of art from only this viewpoint, huh, strange. Idea that a movie can be rated only for its degree of "OTness" sounds weird to me, it´s as the child movies are a legitimate substitute for CP.

[kev]

redcat!! Many thanks for this post. There's a couple other episodes from this show that have been posted due to the storyline.. THIS one looks very worthwhile!

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* 18 (6- 3) : La Plus Haute Marche

Joséphine viens en aide a Aurélie, gymnaste dont le père refuse qu'elle persévère sur cette voie. L'ange decouvre alors un milieu sportif impitoyable. Le jour des selections pour le championnat de france, Aurélie est accusé d'avoir sabotée le materiel de sa rivale.

But who cares about the plot?

Me, for example. Honestly, I don´t like this overtly sensual looking at the children and child movies. I also like children, they´re definitely beautiful, but to look at the pieces of art from only this viewpoint, huh, strange. Idea that a movie can be rated only for its degree of "OTness" sounds weird to me, it´s as the child movies are a legitimate substitute for CP.

Geeze...

Go turn on The Kinks 'Art Lover' and get off your high horse...

There's plenty of members that love movies for much more than 'OT-ness'.. (But some shows are so vapid and meaningless that OT-ness is the only thing worthwhile in them.)

Idler's comment was a joke, for pete's sake...

"Relax.." (Frankie Goes To Hollywood)* "No stress.." (idler)

Oh, and thanks again, redcat: Cool post, GREAT pix!!

kev.

(*lb: I guess 'Genesis' isn't the only group with pertinent things to say.. )

[Debaser]

Thanks redcat

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They better get used to that view!

[ptguardian]

Thanks redcat i am glad to see you are still posting.

[Pranama]

"Idler's comment was a joke, for pete's sake... "
Well, it explains a lot. From my traveller´s experience jokes are sort of "culturally dependent", I remember that during my stay in the U.S.A. my Czech jokes generally didn´t work.
Just like your links to the songs and groups don´t work with me. Only "No stress" works
I just wanted to point that when a complete newbie or even a stranger looks at such "jokes" their might develop a little weird feeling. But I might be wrong again.

[idler]

Don't get me wrong, pranama. I'm a member of the "classic cinéma" faction, I'm not with the "I want to see bare flesh" people. I'm trying to restrict my posts to full size movies of well known directors. I even posted Hal Ashby's "Harold and Maude" 2 years ago, despite the fact that Ruth Gordon was already 75 when the movie was made - but it fitted to the "First Love" - theme!

You won't find me going after Anglo-American TV series or casting shows, and a French fairy tale TV series is a borderline case for me, even if there is something like a logical plot...