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Paris Cinema, the circa 1980s Japanese film festival release of movies completely or partially set in France, including: Funny Face, the 1957 Stanley Donen romantic musical comedy ("Presented in a real new dimension in motion picture entertainment."; "Written by Leonard Gershe"; "Music and Lyrics George & Ira Gershwin"; "Choreography by Eugene Loring & Fred Astaire") starring Audrey Hepburn, Fred Astaire, Kay Thompson, Michel Auclair and Robert Flemyng AND An American in Paris, the 1951 Vincente Minnelli (nominated for the Best Director Academy Award) romantic France musical comedy (Best Picture Academy Award winner; "What a joy to see MGM's Technicolor musical!"; "to the music of George Gershwin"; "Adventures of an ex-GI in the city of romance. Art Students' Ball biggest, most daring ever filmed. Screen's most spectacular musical!"; "Story and Screen Play by Alan Jay Lerner"; "Lyrics by Ira Gershwin") starring Gene Kelly, Oscar Levant, Leslie Caron (billed as "and introducing Leslie Caron"), Georges Guetary (best known to American audiences for his co-starring role in this movie), and Nina Foch AND The Spirit of Saint Louis, the 1957 Billy Wilder biographical historical airplane aviation pilot adventure thriller ("No motion picture has ever come so close to a man, and an era -- an era that belonged to young people. This is the most deeply moving personal adventure of our time!"; "This was the era that belonged to young people - but mostly it belonged to a shy lanky guy... The screen has never come so close to the heart of a man!"; "...as the world held its breath --"; "Based on the Pulitzer Prize winning book by Charles A. Lindbergh"; about Charles Lindbergh, famed aviator who flew the first solo transcontinental airplane flight from New York to Paris) starring James Stewart (Jimmy Stewart; "in his role of roles as Charles A. Lindbergh"), Murray Hamilton, Patricia Smith, Bartlett Robinson and Marc Connelly AND Paris When It Sizzles, the 1964 Richard Quine France romantic comedy ("William Holden & Audrey Hepburn go absolutely ape in Paris When It Sizzles"; "Based upon a story by Julien Duvivier & Henri Jeanson") starring William Holden ("as the jaded screenwriter, the cowboy, the international thief, the trenchcoated spy."), Audrey Hepburn ("as the secretary, the fiery siren, the incredible batwoman the Girl Who Stole the Eiffel Tower."), Gregoire Aslan, Ramond Bussieres, and Christian Duvallex with cameo appearances by Fred Astaire, Tony Curtis, Marlene Dietrich, Mel Ferrer and Frank Sinatra AND Cole Porter's Les Girls "(Rhymes with 'Playgirls')", the 1957 George Cukor Paris France romantic musical ("Join 'Les Girls' and see a world of entertainment!"; "music and lyrics by Cole Porter"; "Les Girls Rhymes with ['Playgirls']"; "Story by Vera Caspary") starring Gene Kelly, Mitzi Gaynor, Kay Kendall, Taina Elg and Jacques Bergerac
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Important Added Info: Note that this poster was somewhat tri-folded. What does that mean? Many Japanese posters were stored in a tri-folded fashion, but where someone took a group of posters and then tri-folded the entire group. This means that many of the posters have only a slight "waviness" one third of the way from the top and the bottom of the poster, but they are not actual folds. They are normally not very noticeable at all from the front of the poster, but they can be seen from the back of the poster, and they mean that the poster does not lay 100% flat. These "waves" greatly diminish if the poster is put under weight for a time, and become almost completely invisible. Most collectors consider them a very minor defect, much less of a defect than actual foldlines.

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