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-''[[Les Stances à Sophie]]'' is a [[1971 in film|1971]] French film directed by [[Moshé Mizrahi]] starring [[Bulle Ogier]] as Julia. It is also known in English speaking countries as ''Sophie's Ways''. The film came about when the Egyptian-born director of the film Moshé Misrahi befriended the [[Art Ensemble of Chicago]] and asked them to record the soundtrack. During the filming the Art Ensemble were asked to appear in the film and for a few minutes in the film the group can be seen performing. The film remains one of the most obscure [[French New Wave]] films ever to be made.+''[[Les Stances à Sophie]]'' is a [[1971 in film|1971]] French film directed by [[Moshé Mizrahi]] starring [[Bulle Ogier]] as Julia. It is also known in English speaking countries as ''Sophie's Ways''. The film came about when the Egyptian-born director of the film Moshé Misrahi befriended the [[Art Ensemble of Chicago]] and asked them to record the soundtrack. During the filming the Art Ensemble were asked to appear in the film and for a few minutes in the film the group can be seen performing. The film remains one of the most obscure [[French New Wave]] films ever to be made. The best-known track from the soundtrack is "[[Theme De Yo Yo]]", being a dance floor cult classic.
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Les Stances à Sophie is a 1971 French film directed by Moshé Mizrahi starring Bulle Ogier as Julia. It is also known in English speaking countries as Sophie's Ways. The film came about when the Egyptian-born director of the film Moshé Misrahi befriended the Art Ensemble of Chicago and asked them to record the soundtrack. During the filming the Art Ensemble were asked to appear in the film and for a few minutes in the film the group can be seen performing. The film remains one of the most obscure French New Wave films ever to be made. The best-known track from the soundtrack is "Theme De Yo Yo", being a dance floor cult classic.



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