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Výstava + premietanie filmu Jeanne du Barry – Kráľova milenka
Exhibition + screening of Jeanne du Barry - King's lover
Event by: Bratislavský hrad / Bratislava Castle
Location: Bratislava Castle, Bratislava - Old Town
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Films, Art Exhibitions
About event
Make your visit to the exhibition a real event! The screening of the film Jeanne du Barry - King's lover right in the premises of Bratislava Castle, in the last room of the exhibition. Therefore, we recommend that you come to the exhibition 45 to 60 minutes before the start of the film (approx. 15:00) so that you can see the whole exhibition before the film starts. The age accessibility of the film is 15+. The exhibition as well as access to the screening room is barrier (1, 4 and 2 stairs).
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Marie Antoinette from Vienna to Versailles up to Gilotine
The magnificent Knight's Castle Hall came the splendor and flashy Versailles. You can see the costumes, wigs, paintings, furniture and other art objects borrowed by the Versailles castle and supplemented with objects from the collections of Slovak museums. Together, they will bring you closer to the life of this well -known queen since childhood at the Schönbrunn imperial castle, through the luxury life of the French ruler in Versailles to her death at the execution. s.r.o.
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Jeanne du Barry - King's Milenko
The film tells about the life of Jeanne Béc, who was born as an illegitimate daughter of a poor tailor in 1743. A young girl from poor conditions with a hobby in culture and other joys of life, thanks to her intelligence and grace, gradually rises along the social ranking. As a courtisan, she becomes the favorite of King Louis XV. (Johnny Depp), who does not know about its position, but will give her back his appetite for life. A passionate love bond breaks out among them. Jeanne (Maťwenn), despite all the conventions and correct morals, moves to Versailles, where her arrival will arouse the budding of the fuss…
Director: Maťwenn, Screenplay: Teddy Lussi-Modeste, Maťwenn, play: Johnny Depp, Melvil Pierre, Melvil Pierre, Pierre Pierre, Pierre. Richard, Pascal Greggory, Benjamin Lavernhe, Noémia Lvovsky, Marianne Basler, Cut: Giuseppe TrepicCione, Camera: Laurent Dailland, Music: Stephen Warbeck
Original name: Jeanne du Barry, Year: 2023, Country: France: France 117 min
Genre: drama, historical, biographical
Accessibility: 15+
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More about the exhibition:
Marie Antoinette from Vienna to Versailles up to Gilotine
The magnificent Knight's Castle Hall came the splendor and flashy Versailles. You can see the costumes, wigs, paintings, furniture and other art objects borrowed by the Versailles castle and supplemented with objects from the collections of Slovak museums. Together, they will bring you closer to the life of this well -known queen since childhood at the Schönbrunn imperial castle, through the luxury life of the French ruler in Versailles to her death at the execution. s.r.o.
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More about the movie:
Jeanne du Barry - King's Milenko
The film tells about the life of Jeanne Béc, who was born as an illegitimate daughter of a poor tailor in 1743. A young girl from poor conditions with a hobby in culture and other joys of life, thanks to her intelligence and grace, gradually rises along the social ranking. As a courtisan, she becomes the favorite of King Louis XV. (Johnny Depp), who does not know about its position, but will give her back his appetite for life. A passionate love bond breaks out among them. Jeanne (Maťwenn), despite all the conventions and correct morals, moves to Versailles, where her arrival will arouse the budding of the fuss…
Director: Maťwenn, Screenplay: Teddy Lussi-Modeste, Maťwenn, play: Johnny Depp, Melvil Pierre, Melvil Pierre, Pierre Pierre, Pierre. Richard, Pascal Greggory, Benjamin Lavernhe, Noémia Lvovsky, Marianne Basler, Cut: Giuseppe TrepicCione, Camera: Laurent Dailland, Music: Stephen Warbeck
Original name: Jeanne du Barry, Year: 2023, Country: France: France 117 min
Genre: drama, historical, biographical
Accessibility: 15+