The Umbrellas of Cherbourg

(aka 'The Umbrellas of Cherbourg' )

Directed by Jacques Demy
France 1964

Can you remember the overwhelming feeling of your first love affair? And as you matured, the impression of how fleeting that infatuation may appear now?, Jacques Demy’s 1964 Palme D’or winner, The Umbrella’s of Cherbourg reminds you how the impact of that first love remains. It is hard to think of a more refreshing, innocent and softly real film experience as you watch this unique motion picture, in which all the dialogue is sung ( music beautifully composed by Michel Legrand ), unfold in front of you. It seems to precisely reflect the dream like world only attained through your first "undying" love.

A radiant Catherine Deneuve plays 17 year old Genevieve, who works in her mother’s umbrella shop in Cherbourg. Genevieve is whole heartedly in love with handsome 20 year old Guy (Nino Castelnuovo ), a gas station auto mechanic. Before Guy serves his mandatory military service of two years both he and Genevieve sing their heartfelt desire to “wait forever” for each other.

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The departure scene at the railway station is one of the most memorable in French cinema history ( actually DeGalle's favorite! ). Their true youthful love innocently moves them into lovers for one sole night and the results leave Genevieve pregnant. For the future of her child and her mothers failing business ( would you expect a store to survive that just sells umbrella’s ?? ) Genevieve marries a rich suitor Roland Cassard ( Marc Michel ) who can provide the comforts of life and is accepting that the child is not his.

When Genevieve and Guy daydreamed together, planning their life, he imagined owning a garage of his own and she of bearing their family, starting with a boy that they would name François. Guy and Madelaine are married now and have a child of their own now… a boy named François. As evidenced by Genevieve’s daughter’s age( and Guy's daughter , by the way ) a few years have passed and the two meet again as she pulls into his gas station which he purchased from the proceeds of his Aunt’s inheritance. They talk in the office of the garage and the attendant inquires whether she would like “regular” or “super”. She hesitates but agrees to “super” as the parallel of her earlier life-decision is revealed.

Guy’s daughter, who he has never seen waits in the car and Genevieve inquires if he would like to see her. Her name is Françoise. He declines and tells her that she “may leave now” after some further small talk. She drives away and the snow falls as Guy plays outside with his son François. At this point there is a swollen lump in even the most cynical viewers throat.

Jacques Demy died in 1990 and his wife, acclaimed director Agnes Varda took upon the task of restoring this film in 1994 which until then had only be seen in North America in hackneyed poor faded Eastmancolor copies. With the help of the most resilient durability invention in movie negative restoration, three strip color, her reconstruction has done the film total justice.

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The colors, which include bright reds, purples, pinks and oranges on wallpapers and tenement walls, look magnificent on DVD, and the cleaned-up soundtrack remains indelible. These only adds to the masterpiece and embellish the viewers ability to be swept up in the grandeur of forgotten love and the bitterness of being one of its star-crossed casualties. out of

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Optimum (2 Disc Special Edition) - Region 2 - PAL vs. Koch International - Region 1- NTSC vs. France Video Distribution Limited Collector's Edition 2 Disc set - Region 2 - PAL vs. Fox Lorber - Region 0 - NTSC vs. Tartan Video - Region 2 - PAL

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Runtime	1:27:40 (4% PAL speedup)	1:31:18	1:27:33
Video	1.63.1 Original Aspect Ratio 16X9 enhanced Average Bitrate: 6.10 mb/s PAL 720x576 25.00 f/s	1.62:1 Original Aspect Ratio 16X9 Enhanced Average Bitrate: 5.23 NTSC 704x480 29.97 f/s	1.71:1 Original Aspect Ratio 16X9 Enhanced Average Bitrate: 5.84 PAL 720x576 25.00 f/s

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Runtime	1:27:26	1:26:53
Video	1.59 cropped Aspect Ratio Average Bitrate: 5.93 mb/s NTSC 704x480 29.97 f/s	1.77:1 cropped Aspect Ratio Average Bitrate: 5.27 PAL 720x576 25.00 f/s

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(Optimum (2 Disc Special Edition) - Region 2 - PAL LEFT vs. Koch International - Region 1 - NTSC 2nd vs. France Video Distribution LE - Region 2 - PAL - 3rd vs. Fox Lorber - Region 0 - NTSC - 4th vs. Tartan Video - Region 2 - PAL - RIGHT)

Dist.	Optimum	Koch International	France Video Distribution LE	Fox Lorber	Tartan Video
Audio	2.0 Dolby Digital French	French (Dolby Digital 5.1)	French (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround) in MPEG 2	French (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround)	French (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround)
Subtitles	White English subtitles (non removable)	English, None	Spanish, English, none	Yellow English, none	White English (non-removable)
Features	Release Information: Studio: Optimum Aspect Ratio: Widescreen Anamorphic - 1.63.1 Edition Details: • Introduction by Geoff Andrew (11:59 / 16x9) Disc 2: • L'Univers de Jacques Demy (1:27:21 / 4:3) • L'Amérique lunaire (7:45 / 4:3) • Other releases DVD Release Date: October 10, 2005 Keep Case Chapters 23	Release Information: Studio: Koch International (Video - Prerelease) Aspect Ratio: Anamorphic Widescreen - 1.62:1 Edition Details: • Color • Digitally remastered • Jacques Demy featurette DVD Release Date: April 6th, 2004 Keep Case Chapters 23	Release Information: Studio: France Video Distribution Theatrical Release Date: December 16, 1964 Aspect Ratio: Anamorphic Widescreen - 1.71:1 Edition Details: • Region 2 encoding (Europe, Middle East & Japan only) • Color, Dolby, Widescreen • Production notes • Photo Gallery • Trailers • Film: The Universe of Jacques Demy by Agnes Varda (French only- no subtitles) • 2 Disc Set On the 2nd disc of the France Video Distribution SE is a film by Agnes Varda: 'The Universe of Jacques Demy' DVD Release Date: Feb 28th, 2002 Keep Case Chapters 30	Release Information: Studio: Fox Lorber Theatrical Release Date: December 16, 1964 Aspect Ratio: Widescreen letterbox - 1.59:1 Edition Details: • All Regions - NTSC • Color, Dolby, Widescreen • Production notes • Theatrical trailer - 4:3 non-anamorphic widescreen with removable English subtitles ( 1:39 ) • Widescreen letterbox format DVD Release Date: November 25, 1997 Keep Case Chapters 9	Release Information: Studio: Tartan Video Theatrical Release Date: December 16, 1964 Aspect Ratio: Widescreen letterbox - 1.77:1 Edition Details: • Region 2 encoding (Europe, Middle East & Japan only) • Color, Dolby, Widescreen • Production notes DVD Release Date: 21 May, 2001 Keep Case Chapters 16

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ADDITION - Optimum (2 Disc Special Edition) - Region 2 - PAL (Oct 05'):

Henrik says:

The Image
Optimum's transfer appears to be based upon the same newly restored and digitally remastered print, as the Koch international transfer. Both have the same original aspect ration of 1.63:1, both have the same cutting of the frame, which differs from the France Video DVD frame, by missing 2.5% (20px@800px) both left and right, but having 3% (15px@494px) more at the bottom of the frame.

Looking at Optimum versus France Video, both have the same degree of edge enhancement (~0,4%), and Optimum is "grainer", which appears to be based upon lowered contrast and increased brightness on France Video, making grain, and edge enhancements, less visible. If you increase brightness to 35-40 in PhotoShop, you reach a similar visual impression.

I disagree with Gary on France Video being better than Optimum and Koch. The colour palette on France Video is flat and "greyish", versus a strong (arguable too strong perhaps) saturated Optimum. For me, this film has always been about bombarding the senses with rich strong colours, so perhaps my inner view of this film affects my judgement. But the France Video is too boring in its colour palette.

While France Video most likely has the most accurate frame presentation of the film, Optimum and Koch most likely has the most accurate colour presentation.

The Sound
Optimum only has the original French mono (presented in 2.0 Dolby Digital), versus Koch who has a 5.1 Dolby Digital surround mix. I have never heard it, but it should be the mono track in the fronts for dialogue and singing, and occasionally the rears for music. I have to admit, my purist side take the better of me, when it comes to films like this and creating new "improved" soundmixes. I will maintain boring and prefer the old original mono.

The Additional Material
The film itself is introduced by National Film Theatre programmer and Film historian Geoff Andrew, where he talks about Demy and why this film is so wonderful. A superb and heartfelt introduction.

Where Koch only has 7 minutes of excerpts from Agnès Varda's documentary "L'Univers de Jacques Demy", Optimum has on disc 2 the entire documentary. It was released in the US by Wellspring, December 9, 2003.

It is one incredible documentary, made with love and admiration by Demy's widow Varda, where she takes us thru his films, supported by interviews with Michel Legrand, Anouk Aimée, Catherine Deneuve, Harrison Ford and others. The documentary is presented in 1.51:1 full screen.

Also to be found on Disc 2 is a rare short film by Francois Reichenbach from 1962, "L'Amérique lunaire", with score by Michel Legrand.

Henrik Sylow

Gary says:

In a nutshell the new Optimum has the same image as the NTSC Koch (but PAL converted) which means it has the same framing/cropping. Skin tones (see captures 5 + 6) still look superior to me in the France Video Distribution DVD. I still find the French DVD the sharpest. The Optimum's big negative is that it has non-removable subtitles (possibly player generated) - in a kind of big gaudy font too. It does not have the 5.1 audio option if that was important to you. The Optimum's biggest plus' are the extras (mentioned above) with English subtitles. Overall the Optimum and Koch are decent releases but I prefer the de-saturated France Video Distribution DVD, but its nice to have Agnès Varda's documentary "L'Univers de Jacques Demy" translated on the Optimum.

Gary Tooze

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ADDITION April 2004 (Koch International) - The new Koch may be better than I anticipated, but it is still plagued with deficiencies. It is less sharp than the French Distribution DVD and appears somewhat heavy (saturated), also too dark and I believe I see some very slight edge enhancement when I zoom in (32X - only did with capture # 1). The colors are slightly adjusted as well with some brightness boosting (see train station walls in capture # 4) and overly red skin tones (see capture # 2 and the groom's face in capture # 5). The Koch is severely cropped on the left edge, marginally on the right and top edge, but appears to show the French Distribution et all are cropped on the bottom edge very slightly. On the audio front - Koch offers the original 2.0 track, and a boosted 5.1 surround. The Extras on the Koch are simply a sample of "The Universe of Jacques Demy" film which is shown in its entirety in the 2nd disc of the French Distribution DVD (sans Eng. subs). The French Distribution DVD remains the definitive version!

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I have a lot to say about these releases. Both the Fox and Tartan editions are cropped. Horizontally in the Tartan Region 2 (Look at the light bulb in Capture Number ONE) and vertically in the Fox/Lorber Region 0 (see the Christmas ornament on the right in capture number SIX). Both are almost equally incorrect. It is obvious to see the difference by looking at the French Limited Edition Box-set version which is in the original aspect ratio.

The Image quality: The France Video Distribution has an anamorphic image is wonderful. Good contrast and sharp detail. The Tartan release suffers from over contrasting and visible edge enhancement. The Fox edition even with its artificial manipulation it does not have the same vibrant colors as either of the other 2. (Look at capture THREE) The Tartan appears washed out. The France Video Distribution wins easily in image comparison.

Sub-titles: The Fox Lorber has yellow removable English in a smallish font. The Tartan sub-titles are non-removable in a large white font. Removable is always more desirable than burned in. Fox wins again. The France Video Distribution has removable English and Spanish subtitles.

The Extras: Both the Tartan and Fox are pretty scant in this category. The Fox has a widescreen trailer with removable subs which is a nice addition not available on the Tartan. Both have filmography static pages. The clear winner with an entire extras disc is the France Video Distribution edition. It has a film by the Agnes Varda (wife of Jacques Demy).

Sound: Only using my own ear, it sounds like the Tartan is definitely sharper than the Fox. I have nothing to back this up, but this is what I think I am hearing. the France Video Distribution has MPEG-2 which is not conversant to all region free players.

The France Video Distribution DVD is the definitive one for this film. The single disc R2 France version of it is out of print, so better pick up the 2 disc'er while you can.

- Gary W. Tooze

NOTE: The 2nd Disc on the France Video Distribution DVD is in French with NO subtitles.

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