Monday, February 14, 2011
Pernaugraphie.
No, I did not watch the show of Jean-Pierre Pernaut, inviting the other night his great friend Sarkozy for a new "face the French." Explanations twisted and the effects of race of dwarf no interest, especially in the context of a show where everything was planned to serve. No question, of course, to confront the President again to the ten French the previous issue (January 2010): they had promised to go see them, they had said that unemployment would decline, and the hens have teeth Week four Thursdays. These peasants might have had the nerve to remember, and hold it against him. So we resumed others, and it is back. It is also necessary that the voters-viewers have no memory too short.
The Sarko-show Pernaut is like a porn movie. When we saw one, you seen them all.
is always vulgar, sometimes vaguely exciting, ultimately disgusting.
Taken.
is a French film by Pierre Morel-produced by Dream Factory by Luc Besson, Europacorp-released in 2008, released a few weeks ago on TF1. I had promised to talk about in this column without knowing how topical the link. The sling magistrates against Sarkozy finally gives me the opportunity.
The story is simplicity itself. A former U.S. secret agent, played by Liam Neeson, let her daughter go to Europe with a friend of his age, for a "plan bitch" who told him no good. Just arrived in Paris, the two unfortunate are removed by horrible Albanian gangsters engaged in white slave traffic. Dad embarks on their heels and made every single household, lack of support of a French police also incapable as corrupt. Beyond the game quite enjoyable massacre (the film worked well in the States), which sees the hero knock out hordes of Albanians, billionaires and a vicious Emir obese, it is legitimate to ask some questions.
First, the implicit moral: Do not trust the authorities, and clean the house yourself. Then a disastrous image of French director gives his own country, solely in order to please his American masters. Corruption, violence, rejection of all rules of law and big demagoguery. The history of cinema will be in Taken an excellent reflection of France sarkozyenne.
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