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- proper noun A female
given name , variant ofSeraphina .
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Examples
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The film recounts the tragic tale of French painter Seraphine Louis (aka Seraphine de Senlis).
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Despite its pitfalls, pic maintains a certain aesthetic rigor due in large part to naturalistic lensing by d.p. Laurent Brunet ( "Seraphine") and concise cutting by editor Guy Lecorne ( "White Material").
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French artist Seraphine de Senlis at the Cesar Awards (France's equivalent of the Oscars), where "Seraphine" swept up seven trophies, including best picture.
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"Good Dick" (Gravitas), a modern fairy tale from 2008 written by, directed and starring Scottish-born Marianna Palka; "As It Is in Heaven" (Kino Lorber), the 2004 Swedish hit and foreign language Oscar nominee about a famous conductor and the church choir he inspires; and "Seraphine" (Music Box), the 2009 biopic about the brilliant, self-taught French painter Seraphine Louis.
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"Seraphine," a French film about the painter Seraphine de Senlis.
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Best film: "Seraphine," directed by Martin Provost
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Best set design: Thierry Francois, "Seraphine" by Brian Brooks (Updated 3 hours, 24 minutes ago) by Eugene Hernandez (Updated 4 hours, 3 minutes ago) "Slumdog Millionaire"
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Best original screenplay: Martin Provost, "Seraphine"
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Best original screenplay: Martin Provost, "Seraphine"
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Best costume design: Madeline Fontaine, "Seraphine"
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