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Like the film itself, the soundtrack by regular collaborator David “Tahiti Boy” Sztanke is both a throwback to the groovy 1970s and a mix of more modern melodies, further adding to the movie’s offbeat tone. I'm given 300 cash for my expenses, sign for it and leave. Hell be here soon, so keep your eye out for him. Tech credits resemble the rest of Dupieux’s oeuvre, with the director-DP-editor making the most out of a quick shoot and a limited setting (the majority of the action was lensed inside the Oscar Niemeyer-designed Communist Party Headquarters in Paris). Keep an eye out for your email/inbox for this figure planner for those of you who go the Super not another crap kit SMASH Pet Surprise Mystery box. : to hope to see or find (someone or something) Im keeping an eye out for a good cheap used car. mustache and Hawaiian shirt, playing his scenes in a straight-faced manner that only enhances the level of weirdness.

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Ludig, who’s known in France for his TV sketch series Palmashow, sports a Magnum, P.I. Belgian comic star Poelvoorde ( Man Bites Dog), who can rattle off lines at top speed, is much more subdued here than usual, letting the jokes develop as he skeptically looks on. If the narrative sometimes drags on despite the short running time, that’s probably because Dupieux and his cast seem to revel in all the dead air that hangs around the police station and a few other locations (mainly Fugain’s apartment) while the oddities continue around them. You could use it in a variety of contexts, for example: 'Please be sure to keep an eye on your email for any updates or changes.'. Example Sentences Recent Examples on the Web First, keep an eye out for symptoms of heat exhaustion or other illnesses. The phrase 'keep an eye on your email' is correct and usable in written English. He'll be here soon, so keep your eye out for him. 'Pause' ('Pafsi'): Film Review | Karlovy Vary 2018 : to hope to see or find (someone or something) I'm keeping an eye out for a good cheap used car. I sometime write in emails : Ill keep an eye out for it OR Ill keep an eye out for your email Im in the UK and i think that the majority on english speakers in the UK would understand this.

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