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Plot:
French new-wave filmmaker Claude Lelouch weighs in with a jumpy, impressionistic take on the expectations of romance. Starring Anouk Aimée as a widowed "script girl" and Jean-Louis Trintignant as a ra...( read more
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O filme tem seus belos momentos, mas sabe quando falta alguma coisa? Pois então, faltou.
Porém, destaque para a cena com o ex-marido da protagonista homenageando o samba. A cena mais linda do filme, pra mim.
I don't quite understand why this film is regarded as highly as it is, but it is stylish (what an overused, albeit accurate, adjective for Lelouch's work) and sensitively done. Trintignant is perfect as a man obviously smitten - he's good at unabashed sensitivity without being sappy and annoying. The seemingly improvised bits (i.e. the dinner interplay with the kids) are good, too.
The greatest success of her career came in 1966, in a film by the then still relatively unknown French director Claude Lelouch, Un Homme et une femme. The young director succeeded in rendering a seemingly banal love story in an unexpected and new way, through his mastery of camera technique and setting the action in the milieu of automobile racing. Yet the tremendous international success it enjoyed (it won both the Grand Prize at the Cannes Film Festival in 1966 and an American Oscar) were undoubtedly due to the excellent performances of the stars, Anouk Aimée and Jean-Louis Trintignant.
French songs are better than script, but players are not bad.
Classy, touching and beautiful mosaic about the prelude and aftermath of love. great photography and score.
bonito, porém trágico.
esse charmoséééérrimo filme francês passa tanta verdade (até os nomes dos personagens é parecido com o dos atores) que chega a confundir oespectador. é um filme de poucas palavras que, no caso, de fato são desnecessárias - um olhar pode valer muito mais. também é impossível não se sentir um pouco conquistado pelo charme dos protagonistas e pelas seqüências geniais das corridas e das lembranças de anne com o marido. a fotografia p&b mesclada com color também é algo a se pontuar, além da trilha sonora fofíssima. uma graça.
Wonderfully scripted, acted, and directed. The film utilizes captivating flashback techniques, and takes no shame in focusing for long times on aspects that may not be completely related to the plot. In this way, it helps capture the beauty of everything, emphasizing it's take on love. The romance is well established and played so wonderfully by the two lead actors, and the dialogue is just incredible. This is a terrific movie.
#1 Forever.
I was a film major and saw this movie in a class and it became my No.1 movie immediately and has been ever since. This film is where you think maybe movie can be art and really influence people's life. the storyline is simple but the mood of the film is so deep but natural. I especially like the part when Anne and Jean-Louis walk on the beach in the late afternoon and talk about the story of an artist and his cat. Lelouch did the love story about two mid-age parents when he was 28 and he did a brilliant job. He couldn't afford all colored film but he totally made this film a colored/ black-and-white style classic. The only scene looks bad in color and should be in black-and-white is the scene with Jean-Louis's ex. a great movie and it doesn't age at all.
Beautiful.
The performances were so genuine, that with just a look they expressed everything. The photography's awesome, and it has the charm of combining images in black and white and in color.
A very touching and beautiful movie.
Probably the best romantic film ever? without the slush...well maybe just a few buckets here and there...
A very interesting movie making style. This is a very intuitive romance where talking is sparse. I enjoyed this movie!
I saw this when I was about 15. I can hardly remember it though. Maybe I was too young to really understand it. Or maybe I was more interested in the guys behind us who were trying to toss popcorn down our blouses.
Esperaba más de esta película. Anouk Aimee no ayuda en el rol femenino. Una vez más Jean Louis Trintignant es el llamado a hacer la mejor actuación.
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