Slogan

France

1969

94 Min

Color

1.50:1

Italian, French

Currently 3.3/5 Stars.
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SCR Francis Girod, Pierre Grimblat, Melvin Van Peebles

CAST Serge Gainsbourg, Jane Birkin, Andréa Parisy, Daniel Gélin, Henri-Jacques Huet, Juliet Berto, Pierre Doris, Marie-Christine Boulard, Gilles Millinaire

ED Françoise Garnault, Jacques Witta

SOUND Jean Nény, Jean-Pierre Ruh

Synopsis

In Venice, forty-old-year old Serge Fabergé has just been given the best advertisement director award. While taking a walk on the Piazza San Marco, Serge meets Evelyn Nicholson, a twenty-three-year-old English beauty. He falls passionately in love with her and, as a result, starts neglecting his charming wife, Françoise, going so far as to consider divorcing her. But having a young fiery insatiable mistress is not without drawbacks…

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Daniel Granato

18Jun12

rated "Slogan" 4 out of 5 stars

Ari

28Mar12

Suitably louche and finely dated swinging 60s time capsule piece where Birks met Serge and the rest was history. Serge is suitably Serge-y even if he can't act worth a dime (neither can Jane) as film meanders aimlessly between Serge's post-sync mumbling and musical interludes. Fun for completists.

ARGIL

28Jan11

Jane Birkin...so beautiful it almost hurts to see her face. Drool...drool...drool. That damned rascal Gainsbarre, he really knew how to charm a lady.

Adam J.

11Mar10

A fun and shallow (not a bad thing) film about commitment, settling down and boredom. If you are not a fan of Serge and Jane, don't watch this. For the rest of us, it's irresistible. Jane is heartbreakingly beautiful, even if she acts very childish. Serge is, well, Serge. The chemistry is real, and for die-hard fans, there is such excitement knowing what this film started. 69 année érotique...

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