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By Anne

The 2024 Paris Olympics has said goodbye to us. But the heat, noise and excitement of this summer are far from over.

I still remember that before the opening of this Olympic Games, the French film industry was unwilling to be left out and expressed its intention to launch a re-screening of the classic film "Amélie"; and the opening ceremony director Thomas Joly even hinted to the media that he would arrange a segment to pay tribute to "Post-New Wave" representative, French director Leos Carax's masterpiece "Les Amours du Pont Neuf".

France is a country of cinema, and movie fans will not forget that this year marks the 70th anniversary of the death of Auguste, the elder of the Lumière brothers, the inventors of cinema and the kinetoscope, and the 160th anniversary of the birth of Louis, the younger brother.

Audrey Tautou in "Amelie" is quirky and playful, Juliette Binoche in "Les Amours du Pont Neuf" is resolute and blooming, and Isabelle Adjani in "Queen Margot" is heartbroken and sad... those flowers are fragrant and blooming. People can say goodbye to Paris, but they are reluctant to say goodbye to the French rose.

François Ozon is a good comrade. This director has a good aesthetic sense. His film "Eight Beauties" includes many French actresses with different styles at one time, and captures the beauty and charm of water nymphs singing, silk fingers, and jade bottles breaking, which is extremely friendly to the audience's lustful eyes.

In the luxurious mansion, selfish lies and boiling desires are hidden behind the dazzling crystal curtains. The title of "Eight Beauties" is full of design sense, using 8 kinds of flowers to represent 8 beauties. Behind each petal, there are schemes and secrets.

The actor who played the old mother-in-law was Daniel Darillo (born in 1917), who lived to be 100 years old and appeared in 110 films. He was a witness to the history of French and world cinema.

Daniel Darillo in his youth had delicate and charming features and a look of affection:

The actress who plays the hostess, Catherine Deneuve (born in 1943), is a French national treasure actress and was once known as the "First Lady of European Film."

When she was young, she gave people a feeling of being cool and sexy. You would really want to tear off her elegant and noble dress to see how the ice beauty would gradually melt or erupt like a volcano.

The role of the sister-in-law is played by Fanny Aldant (born in 1949), an actress who achieved success late in life.

As if she had eaten preservatives, the years were so gentle to her:

Isabelle Huppert (born in 1953), who plays the role of the aunt, is also a great figure with a long acting career. She is still in her sixties and plays the heroine who has an affair with her friend's husband and is also sexually assaulted by masked thugs.

Chinese audiences must have seen many of her films and were deeply impressed by them.

There are two maids in the film. The black maid is associated with the sunflower.

The young maid is played by Emmanuelle Béart (born in 1963). Who would have the heart to let a baby with this face be a maid forever?

When she was young, she looked like an angel who had fallen into the mortal world. To say that she looked like an angel is not an exaggeration, but a literal meaning. Please see the large picture:

The eldest daughter is played by Virginie Ledoyen (born in 1976), who is beautiful.

Can also be sexy and sultry:

The youngest daughter is played by Ludivine Sagnier (born in 1979), who has a baby face and looks delicate and tender.

In the film "Swimming Pool Murder" directed by Ozon, she shed her childish daisy look and showed off her proud figure.

The relaxed feeling of French beauties that everyone praises is three parts elegance, three parts carelessness, three parts confidence and calmness after middle age, plus a little bit of mischief and indulgence, and the graceful and charming smile.

For example, Brigitte Bardot (born in 1934), the former "sexy wildcat" of French cinema, was regarded as the Marilyn Monroe of Europe in her time.

Isabelle Adjani (born in 1955) is considered to have the power to shatter a camera with her eyes. She is the Queen Margot in your heart.

Juliette Binoche (born in 1964) is the audience’s lover of Pont Neuf and Prague, a piece of rich and fragrant chocolate.

Sophie Marceau (born in 1966) is the clearest and most innocent "first love" in the dreams of many movie fans.

Julie Delpy (born in 1969) has starred with us in "Before Sunrise", "Before Sunset" and "Before Midnight".

Marion Cotillard (born in 1975) played the legendary French singer Edith Piaf in "La Vie en Rose" and became the most popular actress at the time.

Audrey Tautou (born in 1976) is a lovely woman whom you would like to go on adventures with.

Eva Green (born in 1980) is dangerous, but you just can't resist her free-spirited teasing. This actress is good at playing lazy, sickly femme fatales, releasing addictive doses of hormones on the big screen, tempting people to fall into depravity.

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