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Maison Gainsbourg, which comprises his former residence and a separate museum, shop and café, will open to visitors on September 20, according to the official website. But now visitors will be able to see inside, exploring the house to the accompaniment of an original soundtrack made by Gainsbourg’s daughter, actress Charlotte Gainsbourg, and the Soundwalk Collective. Over the past week, in the lead up to the grand opening, Charlotte Gainsbourg has posted a series of photos of the house on Instagram. Anyone planning a visit will have to book ahead, though: Tickets are sold out until until December. The pair quickly became the subject of widespread public fascination, with Gainsbourg nearly 20 years older than Birkin, who died in July.
Persons: Serge Gainsbourg, Maison Gainsbourg, Jerome Prebois, Gainsbourg’s, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Alain Jocard, Jane Birkin, Gainsbourg, Birkin Organizations: CNN, Visitors, Getty, BFMTV Locations: Paris, Verneuil, , AFP, Instagram
In 1969, the year that “Slogan” came out, Birkin had a supporting role in Jacques Deray’s scorching, now cult thriller “La Piscine” alongside Alain Delon and Romy Schneider. Throwing yet another twist into her career is that after Gainsbourg, Birkin was in a relationship with the uncompromising filmmaker Jacques Doillon. It felt like a new Jane Birkin, inhabiting her physicality in a way that was almost dangerously unrestrained — and it earned her the first of three César Award nominations. The next year, she appeared in a Marivaux play directed by the influential Patrice Chéreau at his Nanterre theater. Despite her trepidation, her performance was a success, and Birkin continued to appear onstage, alternating, as was her wont, between boulevard fare and Euripides.
Persons: , — Birkin, , Birkin, Jacques Deray’s, Alain Delon, Romy Schneider, Joe Dallesandro, Andy Warhol, Paul Morrissey, Gainsbourg, Peter Ustinov, Bette Davis, David Niven, Mia Farrow, Angela Lansbury, Jacques Doillon, Alma, Birkin’s, Andrew, Jane Birkin, Patrice Chéreau Locations: Nanterre
When the Radio France sign pops up in “The Passengers of the Night,” you know it won’t be long before the movie’s most vivid character lands a job there. Given her instrument’s breathy intimacy and how delicately it brushes the ear, though, whispering can certainly feel more accurate. Élisabeth is a mess when the story opens, so that voice gets a workout. Mostly, she does this by re-entering the world — she finds a job and then another, meets one lover and then a second — a trajectory that involves rejection but also approval. The director Mikhaël Hers’s approach in “Passengers” is at once precise and elliptical.
Persons: Élisabeth, , Charlotte Gainsbourg, Élisabeth unmoored, It’s, Mikhaël, François Mitterrand Organizations: Radio Locations: Radio France, Paris
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