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Ibrahim Maaluf’s original soundtrack
Tale
A lawyer with a condition that prevents him from lying takes a cross-country trip to France. A musical fantasy combining trumpet and piano.
in the movie “L’aventure, c’est l’aventure” (1972)
Posing as a vulgar director, Lino says his most successful film is “One Man and Many Women”. This is a reference to Lelouch’s most successful movie, “One Man and One Woman”..
Final music by Ibrahim Malouf Words by Didier Babeliviana Performed by Cade Merard and Barbara Pravi
The director of this film tells a modern fiction where he reviews a thousand lives of a common man with the sequence of facts, dreams, hopes, disappointments, fears, feelings and emotions. The soundtrack is the red thread that connects them into a single narrative, and the trumpet is the instrument that aligns our thoughts and thoughts, resulting in a pleasant, poetic, romantic and well-structured film with no shortage of fun and humor.
The kindness with which Lelouch caresses his memories and his dreams is truly remarkable
And last, but not least, a tribute to Lino Ventura, one of the artists the director collaborated with on his greatest hits.
