[REL] Peau d´homme cœur de bête (1999)

[Rich]

Peau d´homme cœur de bête (1999)

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http://imdb.com/title/tt0208348/

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[Rich]

One Source...

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http://imdb.com/title/tt0208348/

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[Rich]

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Testosterone-driven frenzies fuel the plot of Skin of Man, Heart of Beast, French director H�l�ne Angel's sensitive and crystalline debut feature, in which male violence is filtered through the consciousness of two young girls. Moody adolescent Christelle (Virginie Guinand) and her cherubic five-year-old sister, Aurelie (Cathy Hinderchied), are spending an idyllic summer with their grandmother in the south of France after their parents' separation. Suddenly, their burly, womanizing father, Frankie (Serge Riaboukine), arrives for a vacation, following his suspension from the police force. This family reunion (minus the girls' mother) is completed when Frankie's younger brother Coco (Bernard Blancan) turns up after a 15-year absence, which he claims to have spent in the French Foreign Legion. Their handsome baby brother Alex (Pascal Cervo) and their mother (Maaike Jansen) only half believe him, but they welcome him anyway, looking beyond his strange, blank eyes and uneasy silences.

"Aren't we all the same," asks Christelle (the eerily precocious narrator), "just waiting for someone to come back from the past and to redeem it?" Director Angel deftly conjures up intimations of the tragedy to come in scenes of ordinary rural gatherings. French masculinity, she suggests, is permanently wounded by the memory of bloody conflicts in Algeria and Indochina; fathers have passed these traumas on to their sons, whose rare shows of affection are frequently tinged with brutality. The storyline, in this regard, sometimes veers into melodrama; a subplot concerning Alex's involvement in the white-slave trade is particularly lurid. But the director retains a light touch in the character of Aurelie, whose combination of innocence and knowing is magical.

Also this release released by javaopera (although one above looks higher quality)...
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Subs...

http://javaopera.ivyro.net/bbs/view.php ... sc&no=1423

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Like this post to see ed2k links  [700.18 MiB]">skin.of.man.heart.of.beast.1999.dvdrip.xvid-javaopera.avi</a>

lol

[FLL]

No sources at all for the javaopera version, and on ghost's version everyone is stuck at 30%.

[BizarreLoveTriangle]

Any news? Thanks

[kev]

I've had this DVD for years... Lemme look for it.

I'm writing it down so as to not forget.. Will post when I find it..

kev.

[kev]

Here we go:

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English Subs:
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Set to power share.. I've finally been able to get a set of subs. I gave them a quick once over and they looked ok.. I'll do a more extensive sub check, when I'm more awake.. Hopefully they won't need anymore tweaking..

Good luck..

kev.

PS: It's been pointed out to me in chat that my caps have a 'toxic sheen' to them!! lol... Fear not!:
It's not due to the rip, but MY particular 'GOM' player that I was using to cap the movie with. Recently I was watching a movie that was VERY dark and I messed with the 'saturation' and some other settings.. I just checked the movie out on my VLC and MPC players, and the color quality of the images are just fine.

Sorry I didn't notice this sooner. And MANY thanks for the kind words in chat!

kev.

[BizarreLoveTriangle]

Whoa, supercool!!! Starting to download right away!