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	Les vacances de Monsieur Hulot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Jacques Tati SkÃ¥despelare, manusfÃ¶rfattare och regissÃ¶r, kÃ¤nd fÃ¶r sina filmer om Monsieur Hulot.
		Monsieur Hulot Biographie et filmographie de Jacques Tati, ainsi que des extraits musicaux.
		Bistro Monsieur Hulot Markus Schmid Dudweiler Bilder, Geschichte und Lageplan der GaststÃ¤tte werden geboten.
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Les_vacances_de_Monsieur_Hulot.html (260 words)

	Monsieur Zenith - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Monsieur Zenith the Albino is an ambiguous villain created by writer Anthony Skene for his Sexton Blake series of detective pulp fiction.
		The influence of Sherlock Holmes is evident, as Monsieur Zenith is himself a master of disguise and accomplished violinist, and there is a dash of FantÃ´mas in him as well.
		Although relatively obscure by now, Monsieur Zenith was an important influence in the creation of one of the best-known characters in fantasy literature, Elric of MelnibonÃ©.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Monsieur_Zenith (125 words)

	Monsieur Hire
		Monsieur Hire is a detective story that utterly transcends the genre.
		The elements of the detective story are all there: a crime (the murder of a 22 year old girl), a cop (unlikable, meanly intrusive), a suspect (Monsieur Hire - a tailor, a loner disliked by his neighbors), a beautiful girl, evidence, clues, red herrings.
		Monsieur Hire (Michel Blanc), we discover, is a voyeur, watching a neighbor, Alice (Sandrine Bonnaire), from his window, while he plays Brahms on his phonograph.
	www.culturevulture.net /Movies/MonsieurHire.htm (383 words)

	MONSIEUR
		Der Begriff Monsieur ist eine französische Anredeform und bedeutet "Mein Herr".
		Als namenloser Monsieur wird die Hauptfigur des gleichnamigen zweiten Romanes vorgestellt, die ihrem Beruf als unauffälliger leitender Angestellter in der Chefetage von Fiat-France nachgeht.
		In der neuen Wohnung nötigt man ihn, dem Sohn des Vermieters die Relativitätstheorie nahezubringen, doch Monsieur bleibt hilfsbereit, weiß seinen inneren Widerstand nicht in Worten sondern allein in von Zeit zu Zeit über sein Gesicht huschenden traurigen Blicken auszudrücken.
	www.toonorama.com /encyclopedia/M/Monsieur (233 words)

	Monsieur Ibrahim (2003): Reviews
		Monsieur Ibrahim is about people interacting as people, not symbols (one reason, Sharif has said, he took the role was to help his grandchildren's generation understand that idea).
		The titular role of Monsieur Ibrahim is not a terribly taxing one, but Sharif effortlessly demonstrates that he still has the stuff that made him a star so many years ago – he exudes a charismatic appeal that is apparently timeless.
		Among the lessons that Monsieur Ibrahim conveys to Moses, and the most appealing aspect of the film, is to delight in sensual pleasure.
	www.metacritic.com /video/titles/monsieuribrahim (1444 words)

	Croque Monsieur (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Croque Monsieur is a ham and cheese sandwich, dipped in egg and then broiled, served (hot) in the bistro s of Paris, usually topped with a Mornay or Béchamel sauce.
		L'Ã©trange NoÃ«l de Monsieur Jack Critique et analyse.
		The Tech MIT: Monsieur Hire blends tension, eroticism, and the bizarre Review by Elizabeth L. Williams.
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Croque_Monsieur.html (260 words)

	Children's Stories - Monsieur Corbett & Monsieur Marmion
		Monsieur Corbett and Monsieur Marmion were neighbors, and they lived near a little town in Southern France.
		Monsieur Corbett had not traveled far when he heard a young woman and her two children weeping.
		Monsieur Corbett explained, but before he got to the part of the story about the old man's request of a promise, Monsieur Marmion rushed off.
	www.wildgear.com /stories/corbett.html (1421 words)

	Ploughshares, the literary journal
		Monsieur stopped moving suddenly and looked curiously at the spot on the bank where the giant iris had grown.
		Monsieur was prone to fits of despair that often led to rash acts.
		Monsieur had a right to choose what remained of him, just like he did—the smooth green coating on this box, for example—and if Monsieur thought a single lily was beyond his powers, then it should not remain.
	www.pshares.org /issues/article.cfm?prmArticleID=7737 (2094 words)

	The DVD Journal \| Reviews : Monsieur Verdoux: The Chaplin Collection
		If Monsieur Verdoux is famous for anything, it's for the critical and commercial hostility it received in the United States.
		Monsieur Verdoux is no exception, with its fuzzy internal time, ungraceful contrivances, and characters, including his family, whose fates remain ambiguous — all glitches that could have been fixed in one weekend during the three years Chaplin worked on the screenplay.
		While Monsieur Verdoux is not as painfully tendentious as A King in New York, already the great old comedian had forgotten that to move an audience it's all in the delivery.
	www.dvdjournal.com /reviews/m/monsieurverdoux.shtml (2289 words)

	:: rogerebert.com :: Monsieur Hire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Monsieur Hire's life is organized with the extreme precision of a man who fears that any deviation from routine could destroy him.
		The story of Monsieur Hire was first told in a novel by Georges Simenon, that endlessly observant Belgian who wrote more than 300 books, many of them works of genius.
		Monsieur Hire, so middle-aged and nondescript, certainly is not her "type." But is his adoration appealing to her?
	rogerebert.suntimes.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/19900615/REVIEWS/6150303 (713 words)

	Olivier Chapuis - Monsieur Farce - direction Jean Boillot
		Monsieur Farce, a depressive clown, spends his life dying in unusual situations.
		Thus was born Monsieur Farce, a distant relative of the brute creatures of Dubuffet, thus this character was born, a blend of self-conceit and naivety, funny through his weaknesses and cruelty, and who only knows, fundamentally, how to repeat his own death …
		Already in his first play, Monsieur Farce, the style is very sure, full of short-circuits and unexpected situations.
	www.theatre-contemporain.net /spectacles/monsieur_farce/presentationus.htm (516 words)

	BIPM - monsieur
		Monsieur, Duc d'Orléans and the Trianon de Saint-Cloud (1658-1701)
		Charles II of England, and they took up residence in the Château de Saint-Cloud, or the Maison de Gondi as it was still sometimes called.
		In the years that followed its completion in about 1680 Monsieur, Duc d'Orléans, used the Trianon as a pavilion for fêtes.
	www.bipm.fr /en/bipm/history/hist3.html (568 words)

	DVD review of Monsieur Ibrahim - DVD Town (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		“Monsieur Ibrahim” was a Golden Globe nominee for Best Foreign Language Film, the consensus audience favorite at the 2003 Venice Film Festival, and one of the top five foreign films honored by the National Board of Review.
		At a time when the newspapers are full of Holy War talk, it’s of course hopeful to feature a Muslim and Jew coming together as father and adopted son (or vice versa)—though Jews may find it less than ideal that the religious exchange is one-way.
		Monsieur Ibrahim shares his Koran with the boy, but the Torah is nowhere to be found.
	www.dvdtown.com /review/monsieuribrahim/11623/2164 (1095 words)

	Dupuy and Berbérian exposition in Lambiek
		Monsieur Jean is the title of the delicately humorous comix series that has conquered the hearts of the francophone-reading public the last few years.
		The success of the Monsieur Jean series was confirmed last January when Philippe Dupuy and Charles Berbérian received the prestigious Alph-Art award for the best comic of the year at the Angouleme international comix festival.
		The artists were present for the opening, and the Monsieur Jean exhibition was on until the end of May 1999.
	www.lambiek.net /dupuy_berberian.htm (175 words)

	Works
		Since Monsieur Hristo had turned into a bird and disappeared in the direction of Kuledibi at exactly twenty past ten, no one but Monsieur David’s cross-eyed daughter Fortuna, who was playing hopscotch all by herself, was able to notice this interesting event.
		Monsieur David, his wife Madame Berta, and their daughter Fortuna were eating lunch at the back of the store.
		Monsieur Hristo perched on a tree and closed his eyes; he remained still until the end of the program.
	www.turkish-lit.boun.edu.tr /work.asp?CharSet=Turkish&ID=1434 (1146 words)

	Patrice Leconte
		Patrice Leconte's Monsieur Hire is a deeply affecting portrait of the dark side of obsession.
		Monsieur Hire (Michel Blanc) is a lonely, middle-aged tailor who has taken up the rather depraved pastime of watching his beautiful neighbor, Alice (Sandrine Bonnaire).
		Monsieur Hire is a moving and subtly unsettling film, as profound in its message as it is thoroughly engrossing.
	www.filmref.com /directors/dirpages/leconte.html (631 words)

	Monsieur N. - Review
		This is very much the view of history adopted by 'Monsieur N.', which begins precisely with the opening of Napoleon Bonaparte's coffin one rainswept night on the remote island of St Helena in 1840.
		The once great emperor had been kept in exile there by the English from 1815, and was buried there after his lonely death in 1821, only to be disinterred decades later and brought to Paris for an entombment more in keeping with his majesty, beneath the golden dome of Les Invalides.
		'Monsieur N.' is also concerned with the process of myth-making and image-management, and, as its title suggests, plays upon the notion of the ordinary man hiding within the extraordinary general and emperor.
	www.movie-gazette.com /cinereviews/729 (504 words)

	La Grande Breteche by Honore De Balzac
		Monsieur, as executor under the will of the late Comtesse de Merret, I come in her name to beg you to discontinue the practice.
		Nevertheless, monsieur, you must be a man of education, and you should know that the laws forbid, under heavy penalties, any trespass on enclosed property.
		I myself, monsieur, since the will was read, have never set foot in the house, which, as I had the honor of informing you, is part of the estate of the late Madame de Merret.
	www.geocities.com /short_stories_page/balzacgrande.html (6925 words)

	Amazon.com: DVD: Monsieur Ibrahim (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Monsieur Ibrahim and the Flowers of the Koran/Oscar and the Lady in Pink: &, Oscar and the Lady in Pink : Two Novellas
		In terms of its storyline, "Monsieur Ibrahim" offers little that is new here (the idea of an older mentor figure raising an orphan child of a different religion goes at least as far back as "The Two of Us" in 1968 and probably much further).
		Monsieur Ibrahim is a touching film which tells the tale of Moses, played by Pierra Boulanger, a 14 year old Jewish boy living in Paris during the 1960'.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00023GG6C?v=glance (2341 words)

	monsieuribrahim
		François Depeyron's ("The Officer's Ward") Monsieur Ibrahim is a feel-good, sentimental, manipulative, coming of age, buddy film, set in 1963, that is all too familiar and hardly challenging.
		The philosophical Monsieur Ibrahim overlooks the boy's shoplifting and engages the boy in a meaningful conversation offering him his wisdom (I'm not sure it's all kosher, since he counsels the kid he can save money by serving his father cat food as pate--which doesn't sound like spiritual advice to me!).
		The boy takes a Sunday walk around Paris with his only friend, lets the generous man buy him a needed pair of shoes, fantasizes he's in love with a neighborhood red-headed girl (Lola Naymark), and listens to Ibrahim's advice that he should learn how to smile more--told that the smile itself is reward enough.
	www.sover.net /%7Eozus/monsieuribrahim.htm (761 words)

	Monsieur Hire / M. Hire / 1989 / film review / Patrice Leconte / Michel Blanc
		Monsieur Hire is a respectable middle-aged man who runs a small tailoring business and lives alone on a suburban housing estate.
		He is hounded by a police inspector who believes he is responsible for the recent murder of a young woman.
		We instantly put two and two together and conclude that he is indeed the murderer which he is labelled as.
	frenchfilms.topcities.com /nf_Monsieur_Hire_rev.html (305 words)

	Monsieur Hire blends tension, eroticism, and the bizarre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		By ELIZABETH L. is a French murder mystery which blends tension with eroticism and a touch of the bizarre in a dreamy melodic style.
		The strong points of this movie are the development of the character Monsieur Hire and the strangeness of the situation that he is caught up in.
		The audience's feelings towards Hire and Alice are artfully manipulated as the film progresses, the unveiling of their characters paralleling the unveiling of the murderer.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V110/N27/hire.27a.html (282 words)

	Het Wondere Wereld Web - Monsieur Cannibale
		De kookpotten van Monsieur Cannibale draaien niet erg snel, want dit is een wonder voor de hele familie.
		Het beeld van Monsieur Cannibale is een ontwerp van Henny Knoet (die vlakbij Monsieur Cannibale ook de Kinderavonturendoolhof en de Kleuterhof ontwierp) en op de achtergrond speelt voortdurend de aanstekelijke Franse monsterhit van Sacha Distel uit de sixties waaraan dit wereldwonder zijn naam heeft ontleend.
		Samen met de opening van Monsieur Cannibale werd door de burgemeester van Loon op Zand ook het vernieuwde Café-restaurant aan de Siervijver geopend, dat naar aanleiding van de opening van Monsieur Cannibale een jaar lang helemaal gedecoreerd was in Afrikaanse stijl.
	wonder.superior-is.nl /monsieur.htm (793 words)

	Monsieur Motte, by GraceElizabethKing, 1852-1932 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Be sure and give Monsieur Motte my note, and come early to-morrow morning; and do not forget to think about what I told you, you know." She tapped her head significantly and left the room.
		I write to Monsieur Motte, 'Your niece shall not leave the Pension until you come for her;' he does not come, and I take her to him.
		The consultations with Monsieur Goupilleau generally took the form of a monologue on her part.
	docsouth.unc.edu /kingmons/king.html (15955 words)

	Guy de Maupassant : Monsieur Parent
		Monsieur Parent, accidentally looking up at the church clock, saw that he was five minutes late.
		Monsieur Parent pretended not to hear, but went into his own room, and as soon as he got in, locked the door, so as to be alone, quite alone.
		"Monsieur," she said, "I served your mother until the day of her death, and I have attended to you from your birth until now, and I think it may be said that I am devoted to the family." She waited for a reply, and Parent stammered:
	www.classicreader.com /read.php/sid.6/bookid.526 (9067 words)

	DVD Verdict Review - Monsieur Verdoux
		Even if, for Monsieur Verdoux, the natural end of such a venture is a date with Madame Guillotine.
		Monsieur Verdoux considers himself a desperate man in desperate times.
		Based on an idea handed to Chaplin by Orson Welles, who in turn was inspired by the real case of French serial killer Henri Landru, who played Bluebeard to nearly a dozen women, Verdoux is one of the darkest satires to come out of Hollywood, from one of its most notoriously sentimental directors.
	www.dvdverdict.com /reviews/monsieurverdoux.php (1416 words)

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		The other morning, after a night of torment from the toothache, I met Monsieur du Miroir with such a swollen anguish in his cheek that my own pangs were redoubled, as were also his, if I might judge by a fresh contortion of his visage.
		From these veritable statements it will be readily concluded that, had Monsieur du Miroir played such pranks in old witch times, matters might have gone hard with him; at least if the constable and posse comitatus could have executed a warrant, or the jailer had been cunning enough to keep him.
		Speechless as he was, Monsieur du Miroir had then a most agreeable way of calling me a handsome fellow; and I, of course, returned the compliment; so that, the more we kept each other's company, the greater coxcombs we mutually grew.
	www.knowledgerush.com /pg/etext05/haw5210.txt (4787 words)

	Monsieur Ibrahim und die Blumen des Koran (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Monsieur Ibrahims Geschäft in der Rue Bleue hat quasi Tag und Nacht geöffnet.
		Schliesslich ist Monsieur Ibrahim Araber, und wie er selber sagt, bedeutet das in seiner Branche weniger die Bezeichnung der Herkunft als vielmehr: "Nachts und auch am Sonntag geöffnet." Für den jungen Moses ist der Laden denn auch tägliche Anlaufstelle.
		Monsieur Ibrahim aber lebt in der Gegenwart, und er kennt das Geheimnis des Glücks.
	www.einhorn-film.at /filme_klm/monsieur_ibrahim.htm (530 words)

	Monsieur Hire
		Monsieur Hire (Michel Blanc) is a creature of habit with a cyclically ordered empty and boring life.
		Monsieur is most of all a film of nuances, and Leconte has surrounded himself with all the right people.
		The fun of Monsieur Hire lies in hoping to catch the right glimpse that allows you to properly interpret the glances, to speak for those who will not.
	metalasylum.com /ragingbull/movies/monsieurhire.html (3222 words)

	"Le Monsieur de la Petite Dame
		This old lady in the box opposite was that venerable and somewhat severe aristocrat, Madame de Castro, and having gazed for a moment or so a little disapprovingly at the new arrival, she turned her glasses to the young beauty's companion and uttered an exclamation.
		Monsieur had followed his wife closely, bearing her fan and bouquet and wrap, and had silently seated himself a little behind her and in the shadow.
		When Monsieur was sufficiently strong to travel, and was advised to do so, there were grave doubts as to the propriety of his wife's accompanying him.
	etext.lib.virginia.edu /etcbin/browse-mixed-new?id=BurMons&tag=public&images=images/modeng&data=/texts/english/modeng/parsed (8838 words)

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