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cin-e-rama: triptych format (three cameras, three projectors) employing a high, wide, deeply curved, three-panel screen, yielding a panorama that extended nearly to the limits of peripheral vision; introduced in 1952.
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7/16/97
Rendezvous in Paris (1996)
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Rendezvous in Paris is comprised of
three short vignettes that all take place in Paris
and that all (supposedly) feature a "twist ending." Unfortunately, the
director forgot both the twists and the endings. I am dumbfounded by the positive
reviews this film has garnered. The New York Times pronounced it an "oasis of contemplative intelligence in the summer movie season," but I found it to be little more than a shallow puddle of banality. Dip your foot in if you must, but don't say I didn't warn you.