Sauvage innocence (2001)
DVDRip | Language: French | Subtitles: Spanish & English (.srt) | XviD 672x288 (2.21:1) | 119 min | 25.0 fps | 256 kbps | 1.37Gb
Genre: Drama | RS.com
DVDRip | Language: French | Subtitles: Spanish & English (.srt) | XviD 672x288 (2.21:1) | 119 min | 25.0 fps | 256 kbps | 1.37Gb
Genre: Drama | RS.com
In Philippe Garrel's irony-soaked Wild Innocence, a fledgling director (Mehdi Belhaj Kacem), still pining for his dead lover, finances his "anti-heroin movie" via a heroin deal and casts his present girlfriend (Julia Faure) as his smack-casualty ex; the Method muse one-ups his incipient Vertigo by acquiring a nasty habit of her own.
Rather than illustrating the innate disparity between performance and real-life that underlies the filmmaking process Savage Innocence presents an ingenious permutation on the narrative structure of a film within a film in which the myopic pursuit of the artistic ideal leads to a Pirandellian madness and self-prophecy.
Más que ilustrar la innata disparidad entre representación y "vida real" que subyace el proceso cinematográfico, Sauvage innocence presenta una ingeniosa permutación de la estructura narrativa de un film dentro de un film en el que el miope afán del ideal artístico conduce a la locura pirandelliana y la profecía auto-cumplida.
In Philippe Garrel's irony-soaked Wild Innocence, a fledgling director (Mehdi Belhaj Kacem), still pining for his dead lover, finances his "anti-heroin movie" via a heroin deal and casts his present girlfriend (Julia Faure) as his smack-casualty ex; the Method muse one-ups his incipient Vertigo by acquiring a nasty habit of her own. Shot in glittering black-and-white by frequent Godard cinematographer Raoul Coutard and in cool command of its Hitchcockian echoes, Wild Innocence collapses (literally) under the weight of its symmetries with a grimly glib punchline.