Jacques Brel is alive and well and living in Paris

Brel, Jacques. (Added Author). Shuman, Mort. (Added Author). Stone, Elly. (Added Author). Masiell, Joe. (Added Author). Héroux, Denis, 1940- (Added Author). Blau, Eric. (Added Author). Feingold, Michael. (Added Author). Landau, Edie. (Added Author). American Film Theatre. (Added Author). Cinevideo, Inc. (Added Author). Kino International Corporation. (Added Author).

Content descriptions

General Note:	Based on the revue of the same title by Jacques Brel. "K295" Special features: theatrical trailer; an essay by Michael Feingold; the AFT Cinebill; an interview with Edie Landau; "Ely Landau: in front of the camera," AFT promotional reel from 1974; the American Film Theatre trailer gallery; the American Film Theatre scrapbook. "Enhanced for 16x9 TVs"--Container.
Formatted Contents Note:	Features such songs as "Marathon," "Timid Frieda," "Marieke," "Ne Me Quitte Pas," "The Middle Class," "Jackie," "Au Suivant," "Chanson des Vieux Amours" and "Carousel (La Valse a Mille Temps)."
Creation/Production Credits Note:	Script, Eric Blau ; musical director, François Rauber ; photographer, René Verzier ; film editor, Yves Langlois ; produced for DVD by Brian Shirey.
Participant or Performer Note:	Elly Stone (lady with shopping bag), Mort Shuman (taxi driver), Joe Masiell (Marine), Jacques Brel (himself), Judy Lander, Annette Perrone.
Summary, etc.:	A plotless four-person musical revue based on the songs of Belgian balladeer Jacques Brel, the show opens on a dark and rainy Parisian night. Three strangers -- a cab driver, a soldier, and a meek woman -- find themselves in a theater. After watching a puppet show, they venture backstage and then onto a beach, where they sing songs during increasingly surreal events.