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I had a lump in my throat and was very surprised at the ending.

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Musical cinema is not a genre that I am particularly drawn to, so the dialogue in Umbrellas of Cherbourg might have been a bit too much for me but it wasnt too much, and I did enjoy the film.

Where the film has been criticised for the very things that specifically make it what it is, I can empathise with those critics when such things as lack of plot, the style of the music, and even the colour of the imagery are what have been a disappointment for them, but all I can say is that I enjoyed it and was surprised to find that I did, and I enjoyed it mainly for the imagery, for the exaggerated colours which gave it a wonderful quality, and I also enjoyed it for the them tune which I also though was wonderful.

I watched it on a Tartan DVD issue of a 1992 release of the film and other than a The Umbrellas of Cherbourg there wasnt a great deal else, though there was a Scene Selection option and biographies of Catherine Deneuve, Jacques Dem (director) and Michel Legrand (composer), a brief Film Review from an Empire issue of 1997, and a Photo Gallery (of three photographs).

The charm is sweet but not cloying, the story with its bittersweet ending poignant rather than sentimental.

The surprise of the dialogue being sung rather than said is unusual and original, not exactly a musical, but something else, almost an opera (it is in 3 acts), a recitative which challenges the viewer, and takes the illusion of film into a fantasy world.

The story is time immemorial, love and betrayal, the temptation of riches over love, but here it becomes bewitching and tantalising.

The fantasy is enhanced by the films candy colours, pinks and yellows and turquoises, which emphasise the almost-childlike naivet of the heroine which makes the plot and denouement so bleak in contrast - also emphasised by the films colour.

The ending is almost white and grey, taking place in a snowstorm.

As a parody of life itself, the film is subtle and nuanced: on the surface it is a childrens game, a round robin of rhymes and rattles; below the surface it is the harsh reality of lifes economic necessities.

It is all very French and - as always - the French do these things much better than anyone else.

As a final note, I am reminded of Catherine Deneuves more recent film (2011), again charming (and funny), Potiche.

Is it a pure coincidence that the story is set around an umbrella factory.

If you like a good weepie then I recommend this film, I loved it, the only beef I have is that the dialogue was sung not spoken.

Nevertheless I would recommend it to anyone, brilliant storeline.

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