172: "J'ai vu un excellent film il y a quelques jours"

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🗓️ 10 April 2015

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Summary

"Still Alice", the story of a university professor afflicted with early-onset Alzheimer's disease, won an Oscar for Julianne Moore in the starring role. This film is the focus of our attention in this Advanced lesson, entirely in French. If you've been making progress with our Intermediate lessons, this lesson is for you.

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0:07.4	studio in the occurrence Still Alice with Gillan Moore in the role
0:12.4	principal. All debau. in the role principle.
0:14.0	All day, equoten a court dialogue.
0:17.0	Hugh, I've seen an excellent film and he was what I'm sure.
0:23.4	But, very, what the film is digital.
0:27.6	It's still Alice, with Julian Moore in the role principle. I was
0:33.0	said that he was excellent and was
0:35.2	good, but he was very good.
0:38.2	The title remudy,
0:40.5	as a case, but in fact, I never exactly exactly what he's in this day.
0:45.0	In what like, O, it's a history of a professor of university,
0:50.0	that's here we've diagnosed the Maladid al-Zid Alzheimer's pre-coss.
0:55.0	Alice is a form of 5% perfectly in the past in the past,
0:58.0	and an intellectual, Trevieve desperate.
1:01.0	The two to be rose, after have to repose a medicine.
1:05.0	The cup to the infant
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1:08.0	to be in the life.
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1:14.0	when we can't suppose.
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