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Piaf: A Life Made for Melodrama
"La Vie en Rose," a sprawling and passionate film about the miserable life of French singing idol Edith Piaf, which opens Filmfest DC tonight, ought to be a lousy movie.
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Piaf: A Life Made for Melodrama
"La Vie en Rose," a sprawling and passionate film about the miserable life of French singing idol Edith Piaf, which opens Filmfest DC tonight, ought to be a lousy movie.-
By Philip Kennicott