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So, 'Once Upon a Time Michel Legrand' dives deep into the life of this incredible jazz musician and composer, you know? The film's pacing feels almost reflective, like you're going through an old photo album of his life. The use of never-before-seen archives gives it this intimate vibe, really brings you closer to his artistry. It’s fascinating how it showcases his work with Jacques Demy, especially with that 60th anniversary of 'The Umbrellas of Cherbourg' in the backdrop. The interviews have a raw honesty, almost like you're sitting in a room with the folks sharing their stories. It’s less of a linear narrative and more of a meandering exploration of his influence and passion for music. There’s a warmth to it, a celebration, but also a depth that makes you think.
Includes rare archival footage.Focuses heavily on personal anecdotes.Highlights the collaboration with Jacques Demy.
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