Ciné*Flash #53
"Plus je te vois" in Ciné*Flash #53 (1975) captures a fleeting moment of promise, spotlighting Joyce, the owner’s daughter at the Blue Hill, who sees something special in the volatile duo of Peter and Jerry before anyone else does. As their onstage chemistry defies their constant bickering, a financial crisis at the club forces them to consider a tempting offer to perform elsewhere for more money—testing their bond and their future. Carlos Marqués handles both art and inks, bringing the intimate tension of the moment to life.
In "Plus je te vois," Petra finds herself drawn to her boss, a man whose presence stirs emotions she’s never allowed herself to feel. When he asks a typist to take shorthand at his Surrey home over the weekend, she volunteers—less for the work than for the chance to be near him, despite knowing nothing of the task. A quiet kindness from the boss’ cousin helps her through the ordeal, but when a crucial message arrives, Petra must decide how far she’ll go to protect the fragile trust between them.
In "Entre deux guitares," Joyce, daughter of the Blue Hill's owner, sees something special in the volatile guitar duo Peter and Jerry before anyone else does. As their on-stage chemistry clashes with off-stage tension, the club's financial struggles force them to consider a tempting offer to perform elsewhere for more money.
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