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La quête d'Alain Ducasse is a movie starring Alain Ducasse, Massimo Bottura, and Laurent Fabius. With 18 Michelin stars, Alain Ducasse creates restaurants for our times, builds schools and pushes the boundaries of his profession....

Starring: Alain Ducasse, Massimo Bottura, François Hollande, Laurent Fabius

Genres: Documentary

Director: Gilles de Maistre

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Gilles de Maistre
Writer	Gilles de Maistre, Eric Roux
Stars	Alain Ducasse, Massimo Bottura, François Hollande, Laurent Fabius
Country	France
Also Known As	La Quête d'Alain Ducasse, Alain Ducasse - kuchenne wyzwania, The Quest of Alain Ducasse, A Busca do Chef Ducasse, アラン・デュカス　宮廷のレストラン, En kulinarisk resa med Alain Ducasse
Runtime	1H 24M
Description	What is the quest of Alain Ducasse, the little boy from Landes who became the most renowned chef and culinary mentor in the world? What can a man who seems to have everything still be searching for? With 23 restaurants across the globe and 18 Michelin stars, Alain Ducasse continues to create restaurants for our times, to build schools, to push the boundaries of his profession toward new horizons with his boundless curiosity. He relentlessly travels the world: for him, cooking is an infinite universe. This public, yet secretive man agreed to be followed for two years, thereby revealing to us his perpetually evolving universe.

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Tuesday, 17 Nov 2020 21:14

If you're a fan of the dutch film industry, this film is a must-see! Alain Ducasse is one of the most important filmmakers in the history of the film industry, and the subject of this film is his life and career in dutch cinema. I recommend the movie for anyone who likes to know more about dutch film. It's interesting to see the influences that made this film a success. I personally think that Alain Ducasse has one of the most talented and creative personalities that I've ever seen. The movie is so deep, that you have to be really close to the subject, to fully understand the meanings of the film. There are so many parts of the movie that I would have loved to see if I could have been there, but I couldn't. This movie is for everyone, for anyone who loves dutch cinema, and for anyone who wants to know more about Alain Ducasse. The film is made by Jean-Marc Hamel, who is the director of the film.

Friday, 13 Nov 2020 07:19

It was a good documentary, but some of the sequences were difficult to watch. There was no clear explanation of why Alain Ducasse's two daughters would not testify against him, as his children were afraid of him. It seemed to me that it was more important to present the history of Alain Ducasse's life and the various stories about him, than to explain the reasons why his daughters would not testify against him. For example, it was not explained why his wife died. There were also many mistakes in the film, such as how the police searched the house. It was not explained how the police found the old car in the backyard, how the police entered the house, or how they could find the body of the dead wife. It seemed that the police did not have access to the basement or the attic. As for the documentary itself, it was a good documentary, but some of the sequences were difficult to watch.

Saturday, 07 Nov 2020 00:35

A documentary which deals with the film "A Man Called Alain". It is about the film "A Man Called Alain", written and directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, and a young French student, Alain Ducasse, who were caught by the police in the early 70's, after having made a few photocopies of the film's cover. The police officers had found a sketch of a man, who had been given the name "Alain" by a girl friend. The police officers accused Alain of being a rapist and a murderer, and when he had nothing to say, they arrested him and put him in the police station. In the following days, Alain was tortured and his hands were tied, and in a long period of time, he was forced to confess to the crime, in order to be sentenced to the death penalty. At the end of the film, Alain was dead, having been executed by lethal injection. But the film tells us that this was not a normal execution, and that Alain had been sentenced to death because of his homosexuality, and because he had made photocopies of the film's cover. I liked the documentary because of its wonderful photography, especially the beautiful landscapes. The documentary was made in France, in the seventies. I also liked the interviews, which were very interesting, because the film was made during the same time that homosexuality was criminalised in France. The director Jean-Pierre Jeunet did not tell us anything about the real case, but just about the treatment of the characters in the film. The documentary was very well made, and I would recommend it to people who like documentaries. I think that this documentary is very well made, because it is very interesting, and it also shows us a very important point about the French film-making, which is that documentary films are very important for the French film-making, because they are very important for the French film-making.

Saturday, 31 Oct 2020 08:20

I've always loved this film, so I had to see it again, but I'm glad I did. It's a great look at a man who's really a great storyteller. For me, the story is really about a man who loves his work, and he's not afraid to let people in on the secret. It's a very intimate look at how he writes and how he tells stories, and how the stories and the people he meets are actually the people he has in his mind. I think it's a wonderful way to look at a man and a work. I'm not surprised he was a successful writer. I think he's really a wonderful person. He's a writer. It's really about what he does and how he does it. I think it's really a great film. I give it a 9 out of 10.

Sunday, 25 Oct 2020 01:36

This is a really nice and entertaining documentary about Alain Ducasse, the most talented and controversial director of his generation. It is a perfect watch for all the Ducasse fans, for people who love cinema and art, and for people who are curious about his life and work. The film is a bit too long and sometimes feels a bit slow, but that is probably because it is mainly Alain talking to the camera and not Ducasse himself. The film shows all his films, but also his relationship with his family and his own creativity. The film also has a good idea of how to present his work: it is all in black and white, without music, without action, without sound effects. The film is just for those who like to watch films about great directors. Some people might find the film boring or boring, but this is not the case for me. The film is a great introduction to Ducasse and his work. It is also a great film about cinema and art and about being a great filmmaker. I give it a 9 out of 10.

Friday, 16 Oct 2020 07:02

I saw this film at the Palm Springs International Film Festival and I was truly moved by the powerful way it made me feel. It was an overwhelming, powerful, and beautifully acted film. I think it was the first feature length film of this director that I've seen and I am thrilled to see more of his work. The only problem is I know I'll never see another film like this. I also liked how it showed that the world needs us to care about the suffering of the poor. And to see the only one of us who was able to do this get all the acclaim, accolades, and awards for it. The same can be said about the director, who is obviously a very special person. He is definitely a visionary, but he is not the only one. I will definitely see more of his work. The film was really well done and I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is interested in being touched by a film about the poor.

Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 11:58

This film is well made, it's a documentary that attempts to explain what really happened in the world of Alain Ducasse, the first great French artist. I think this is the best way to show what he did, and what he was about. The film is very informative and thought provoking, the same way a book should be. I really loved this film, I had a great time watching it.

Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 18:04

Alain Ducasse has become a modern-day hero in France, and the film follows the story of his life in the context of the "dissident" movement and the growing radicalization of French society. In the film, he is given a microphone to speak about the problems of French society in a short documentary. Ducasse is a reporter for the newspaper "Le Figaro" and he is so accustomed to the current events of his life that he even goes into the middle of them, reporting them for the paper. The film is mostly about his own personal life, the issues that he is going to be covering, and his life as a reporter. The film is very good and informative. It shows the many difficulties of his life and the people who surround him. It also shows how the media has become a target of the radical right wing in France. The film is full of facts, interviews and quotes from other important people. It shows that many people in France are actually against the government and the current situation. Ducasse has to take the point of view that it is the government, not the media, that is to blame. He talks about the police, the secret services, the military and the secret police. He also talks about the problems of the "dissident" movement and his own personal experiences as a journalist. He speaks about his "dissident" days and the reasons he went to the media. He talks about the problems of his family and how they suffer from the current situation in France. He talks about the actions of the government and the reaction of the media. This film is a very good documentary that shows that the media and the government have turned into enemies.

Thursday, 10 Sep 2020 02:39

Good documentary, indeed. Not sure of what's going on, and not knowing the point of view or why there's a point of view. The narrator who says "Only in film can a filmmaker question the "truth" of his subject." I have to say this to him, "Only in film can a filmmaker ask the questions." I will watch it again, just to learn the point of view of the documentary. Also the way that "le Sainte-Meneilleur" is played by a star of the France-Germany football league is the only thing I didn't like in the documentary. For me it seemed like he was playing a different person - a man who was mistaken for a man and gave a different role to the film. The woman who's the narrator and the producer is the reason I have to see the documentary. She's a major inspiration to me and her role is simply amazing. She makes you believe in the project and she makes you wonder. I don't think I would have found this film without her. She has a strong voice, she makes you want to hear more and that's what we all want. I'm not going to say anything else about this film, because I don't want to ruin it for anyone who's not in the audience for the documentary. If you're a filmmaker, or even if you're not, go watch this film. It's probably the best documentary I've seen in the past 10 years. It's a rare film that makes you think and makes you understand something about yourself. You'll find the film fascinating, and it'll leave you thinking about it.

Richard Jimenez

Sunday, 23 Aug 2020 23:15

It is a two part docudrama about Alain Ducasse, who shot a movie in the 70s about gay students at the Sorbonne in Paris. The first half of the film shows how Ducasse's wife died, which leads to him fleeing the country to avoid having to pay for her funeral. There is a really great documentary on Les Comptes des Eaux to Ducasse's work, and there are some nice interviews with Ducasse and other gay artists at the time. Then the second half of the film is about Ducasse's return to France and his relationships with his friends and other gay people. The good thing is that it is very well made and edited, with really nice interviews with the Ducasse family. It is also very well acted, with a great performance by Benoit de Castelles. This is an important documentary because it shows how Ducasse's work affected and affected others, who can still see Ducasse as a pioneer.

Tuesday, 11 Aug 2020 00:16

Alain Ducasse has the unique ability to capture the essence of the film's subject in an on-screen world. His ability to bring the story to life is amazing. The problem with these characters is they don't represent humans in the manner that real human beings actually act. It's easy to say that Ducasse is a genius, but to acknowledge his singular genius is not to acknowledge his natural gift. In the real world we live in, he should be more appreciated. There are many things that could have been done to improve this film, but Ducasse chose to make it as real as possible. It should be noted that his voice is the voice of his actor, not that of the voice of his actual character. His in-camera narration is a wonderful method to create a sound-based experience. All in all, it is one of the greatest films of the year, even if the subject of the film is all too real. The general mood of the film is filled with moments of real humor. I loved the plot of this film, I loved the actors and I loved the unique ability to capture the essence of the film's subject. I give this film a 9 out of 10. I will definitely be adding it to my DVD collection.

Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 04:38

This was a very well-written movie, almost like a documentary, so there was a lot of emotion and I felt it as a young teenager in my 20's. The movie really allowed you to understand Alain Ducasse's deep commitment to his work and his inability to leave. The movie also showed the impact on Ducasse and his family's life from a very intimate point of view. A great film!

Sunday, 12 Jul 2020 07:24

There are few movies that you can watch for an hour and a half and not get bored. This movie is that, and does not leave you hanging. The images are hauntingly beautiful. But there are so many more that were needed to portray the emotion and insight of this incredible man. It's a shame that the people who made this movie didn't make more movies. If you don't want to see a movie about one of the greatest men of the 20th century, but want to see what it was like to love him, this is a great movie to watch. It is also important to know that Alain Ducasse was not like many people who are remembered. He was kind, considerate, intelligent, passionate, and unselfish. He is a true "humanist" who used his power and influence to promote the arts and the arts education in the country where he lived.

Sunday, 05 Jul 2020 05:39

Excellent documentary that explores the original Alain Ducasse story. The story of Ducasse as a French Canadian filmmaker is well documented, but it's also the story of the artistic struggles that overcame the challenging life of a Muslim in a German-occupied zone in WWII. The documentary starts in France, then moves to Beirut and Lebanon, then moves to Germany, and finally the Mitteleuropas region of Berlin. The filmmakers, Manuela Huys and Marcel Cousineau, show the chronological spread of events that led to Ducasse's documentary. The documentary covers not only Ducasse's artistic achievements, but also his personal life and what he had to face as a Muslim living in Nazi-occupied Germany. The documentary also looks at the question of how far would a Muslim be willing to go to earn the respect and the financial support that he or she needed to support his or her family. The documentary is presented in French and Arabic, with English subtitles. The documentary was made with great care and with a great deal of care and skill. The documentary is edited, scored, and directed with a great deal of skill and talent. The filmmaking and music score of the documentary is very well done, as well as the production values. The documentary is about Ducasse, but it's also about the creative community that made his documentary. The documentary is also about the cultural differences that led Ducasse and his family to make his film. It's also about the relationship between Ducasse and his director, Bruno Bibernat, and Bibernat's documentary, Alain Ducasse, is an integral part of the documentary. The documentary is also about the rise of anti-Semitism in France after the Second World War, and also about how Ducasse managed to stay on as a filmmaker despite being the subject of many anti-Semitic attacks. The documentary is informative, and well produced and edited, but is also very moving. The documentary is well worth seeing. Highly recommended.

Monday, 29 Jun 2020 08:25

I didn't expect this to be as powerful as it was. I wanted to like it but it was incredibly depressing. What I got was nothing but heartbreak and sadness. The messages and the crying. That is the best part of this film. I was also concerned because the director wasn't from France and his dialogue was not French. That is what made me so depressed. I do believe that we need a documentary like this to help us better understand our own country. I just hope that someone decides to make it and I am hoping that someone will make it and I am also hoping that it will get a lot of attention because it was absolutely wonderful and definitely worth seeing.

Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 02:15

I had never heard of Alain Ducasse before seeing this movie, but now I know I owe him a debt of gratitude. Having not followed Ducasse since he started out in France and in exile in the 1950s, his story was a startling revelation. This was his story from the 1950s to his death in 2005. It was so fascinating and moving that I knew I wanted to see it again, and I did. In this movie, Ducasse doesn't go in a direction that seems to be possible or plausible, but he is someone who is really just trying to get through his life as best he can, and it is done with a marvelous, moving, and generous spirit. This movie did for me what the actual movie of his life didn't do for me - it allowed me to see that he really was very kind and generous. This is a movie that I recommend to anyone, no matter what your age.

Monday, 15 Jun 2020 16:43

It's a shame that a documentary about the legendary Jean-Michel Basquiat has to be made, because this is a fascinating film. It's a bit slow to start, and you may want to read the book before seeing this film, but once you get into it, you'll see that it's not just about Basquiat, but about a whole range of artists, and how they were influenced by the same things that made Basquiat so important. I can't say that I liked this film, because I didn't really know what it was about, but I can say that it was a good documentary. If you're into Basquiat or his work, it's a must see.

Monday, 15 Jun 2020 15:03

This is a very good documentary about Alain Ducasse, a French filmmaker who has made some of the most influential films of the 20th century. Ducasse is one of the most influential French filmmakers of all time, with films like "The Marriage of Figaro", "The Sorrow of Young Girls", "La Femme Nikita", "The Virgin Suicides", "The Marriage of Figaro", "La Femme Nikita" and "Les Miserables". I am a huge fan of all of Ducasse's films and this documentary is very well done. It shows Ducasse's childhood, his early films, his early break-ups with his first wife and his first break-ups with his second wife. It also shows the influence of his first wife's family and his family. It shows Ducasse's career and his career's influence on other French filmmakers. The documentary also has interviews with Ducasse's family and friends, and Ducasse himself. The documentary is very well done, and I would recommend it to anyone who is a fan of Ducasse's films. I rate this film 7/10.

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 05:02

I had never heard of this film before. I didn't really expect it to be anything amazing and it was a little different. But it is not an action movie, it is more like a documentary about Alain Ducasse. It was not exactly easy to watch the film and at the end it was too much, but I liked it because it made me realize how a simple man like Ducasse was, how hard it was to be a professional pianist, how he tried to keep his family and a beautiful girlfriend (dame and what she did with her life) in balance. All this and the performance of Gérard Depardieu were the reasons I enjoyed this film so much. I have already read other reviews and I understand that not everyone likes it. I think you have to be open-minded about this film, but if you are into music it is a must see. It is not what you expect, but a nice story about a man who tried to do his best in the world. His relationships with his family, his friend and his girlfriend are very important. It is not about the music, it is about the man and the family and it shows how good he was. I like the film a lot, I highly recommend it to anybody who likes films about music, the film is about a true and sincere life story and should be watched, but not for the sake of music. It is not a drama or comedy or action, it is not about any kind of short story. But it is about a true story, true life, a man who had the most difficult life, a person who tried to make a difference in the world and what he was able to achieve with his music. Enjoy!

Saturday, 25 Apr 2020 13:00

A must see for anyone who can appreciate cinema as it was meant to be seen.

Saturday, 25 Apr 2020 10:38

This was the first French film I had seen since the beginning of France's nuclear experiment and it wasn't really a film but rather a portrait of an artist who, in the end, left behind a very sad legacy. Alain Ducasse is the subject of this documentary. His paintings are public property but he is not allowed to use them. His pictures are a part of a building in Paris which will eventually be torn down and a huge parking lot will replace it. In his art he creates powerful images and a famous quote "I'm a violent man." This is not a commentary on Ducasse's violent art. It is a statement on the world around him. It's a comment on life in a world where artists are mostly unappreciated. In his paintings there is no justice. There is no right or wrong. People don't appreciate art but they want to see what Ducasse has done. But Ducasse is not just an artist. He is a failure and is destroyed. He leaves behind a kind of raw loneliness that is very sad. It was a rare opportunity to see something of an artist who lives not as an artist but as a man, a man who lost his sense of hope, and he lost it because he didn't give up. At the end of the film, you have the feeling of watching a video tape. You have an impression of the sadness of a man who saw his life pass him by. It is not an easy thing to watch, but at the same time you have a feeling of being there. I think that, ultimately, it is the viewer's responsibility to make the film a living document and to view it as a document because it is. It doesn't really matter if you hate the artist or don't really care for his work but it is important to remember that art is a way of life. And life is short. Alain Ducasse lived a short life, but a life that is not very long.

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