Tiré à part (1996)Director:Bernard Rapp |
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Title: Tiré à part (1996)
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Cast
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Edward Lamb
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Daniel Mesguich | ... |
Nicolas Fabry
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| Maria de Medeiros | ... |
Nancy Pickford
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| Jean-Claude Dreyfus | ... |
Georges Récamier
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John Rathbone
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Doris
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Farida
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Gérard Bôle du Chaumont | ... |
Auteur Grunge
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Charles-Antoine Decroix | ... |
Docteur Bloch
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Arno Feffer | ... |
Avocat Nancy
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Emmanuel Fouquet | ... |
Journaliste Radio
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Huguette Maillard | ... |
Yasmina
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Sophie Mounicot | ... |
Fabienne
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Brigitte Morel | ... |
Pilar
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Eric Prat | ... |
Maitre Leriche
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Country:
FranceRelease Date:
1 November 1997 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
Limited Edition See more »Box Office
Budget:
FRF 23,500,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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1.85 : 1
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from "Norma"
Music by Vincenzo Bellini
Performed by Eva Urbanová
Conducted by Jirí Belohlávek
Courtesy of Supraphon
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"Casta diva"from "Norma"
Music by Vincenzo Bellini
Performed by Eva Urbanová
Conducted by Jirí Belohlávek
Courtesy of Supraphon
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Terrence Stamp - one of those very good actors who frequently and inexplicably appears in rotten movies - is terrific in this rather odd film about rape, suicide, love, revenge and literary forgery. I'm not going to go into great detail about the storyline, because in my view the person who wrote the current front-page review did as good a job as I could do. Suffice to say that for a thriller about aforementioned topics, this is a curiously dispassionate film - mostly because of Stamp's often almost emotionless performance as the vengeful ex-lover. Clearly there is a smouldering fury below the surface, but Stamp keeps it so screwed down that he seems more like a secret agent dispassionately doing his job. An odd effect, but not off-putting.
There is nothing remarkable about the other performances or the production. For a European film it plays more like an episode of Inspector Morse, minus any excess of emotion, except the increasingly desperate histrionics of Stamp's 'victim', which play off well against Stamp's stoic performance.
6.5 out of 10. Certainly worth a look, though don't expect it to change your life.