Lauded French songwriter Alan Simon (several gold and platinum discs, “Excalibur,” Roger Hodgson, Midnight Oil, The Moody Blues, Alan Parsons...) is releasing his second film on February 8, 2023. (after “O Genghis” with Jean Reno & Omar Sharif in 2005)
“Monsieur Constant” is a film particularly sensitive since it speaks of a man who cannot forget the love of his life who tragically disappeared 50 years earlier! The film highlights four characters who meet for the fiftieth anniversary of the disappearance of Natalia, incarnation of grace and beauty: She who was once nicknamed “the star of Siberia.”
Alan Simon wrote the screenplay, the direction and the music. The symphonic themes are arranged and conducted by Lee Holdridge (to whom we owe the masterpiece Jonathan Livingston Seagull alongside Neil Diamond)
The soundtrack, featuring Supertramp’s Jesse Siebenberg and including 20 original titles, is available now on the Babaika productions label. The film will first be released in Europe by the 8th of February 2023, Alan hopes to find a distributor in the UK and US market by 2023.
Watch the promotional film “Frappe le sol avec ton cœur” (Alan Simon) Feat. Cali: https://youtu.be/VL-acVopPaY
The soundtrack is on sale in cinemas. To purchase the soundtrack or for any information you can reach Alan Simon at: asimon7805@aol.com
“Monsieur Constant”
Un film written & directed par Alan Simon
Cast: Jean Claude Drouot (Constant), Gabrielle Pelissier (Adéla), Cali (Sergio), Daniele Evenou (Odile), Michal Zhigalov (Micha), Jean-Yves Lafesse (P’tit Louis), Sacha Bourdo (Sacha), Capucine Goust (Natalia), Jean-Jacques Chardeau (Charlemagne), Juliette Pelissier (Julie)
Synopsis:
Their names are Sergio, Constant, Micha, Adela. They have never forgotten the one they loved so much: the famous prima ballerina Natalia Ivanovna tragically passed away almost 50 years ago. The gaze of a child will resuscitate the past. The big meeting is approaching and they will find themselves where the one nicknamed “The Star of Siberia” was born, in Novosibirsk, capital of distant Siberia. Will love be stronger than death?
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