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15 October 2003 (France)
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Tiresia is at the same time woman and man, according to Greek Mythology. Here, Tiresia is a Brazilian...
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1 nomination
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Cannes 08: Director's Fortnight Line Up filled with French fair
(From ioncinema. 25 April 2008)
Cannes Contestants
(From Studio Briefing - Film News. 23 April 2003)
(From ioncinema. 25 April 2008)
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Palme D'or Nominated Film Captures The Truth In A Myth.
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Cast
(Credited cast)| Laurent Lucas | ... | Terranova / Père François | |
| Clara Choveaux | ... | Tiresia I | |
| Thiago Telès | ... | Tiresia II | |
| Célia Catalifo | ... | Anna | |
| Lou Castel | ... | Charles | |
| Alex Descas | ... | Marignac | |
| Fred Ulysse | ... | Roberto | |
| Stella | ... | Kim | |
| Marcelo Novais Teles | ... | Eduardo | |
| Olivier Torres | ... | Mathieu | |
| Isabelle Ungaro | ... | Louise | |
| Abel Nataf | ... | Le fils d'Anna |
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115 min | France:116 min (Cannes Film Festival)
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UK:18 |
Australia:MA (TV rating) |
Australia:R (original rating) |
Canada:18A |
France:-16 |
Mexico:C |
Brazil:18
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Featured in De la guerre (2008)
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| I dont have much French | badger-37 |
| What's the song that Tiresia sings ? | sulin418 |
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Why did this film keep me up until 6 AM this morning?? Why is this film still playing over in my head? The plot(based on a Greek mythological tale) in itself is conceptually humanistic, and decidedly modern in its themes. The plot plays out in a modest tempo, allowing the viewer to soak it all in. The film has a multitude of richness. Something shines, something shocks, something frightens, something speaks, something is seen. One of the most interesting works of cinema I have seen in a number of years, Tiresia is a challenging, disturbing yet rewarding watch. The visual language is compelling(some scenes are staged to look like an oil painting painted by Velasquez taking a surrealistic turn, others look like sketches from a Dali nightmare) but the real heart of the film beats out of the sublime performances. Brave actors who put their bodies and soul on display. Parts of the film leave you feeling voyeuristic, like watching something you know you shouldn't be but can't turn away from. Highly Recommended for those who prefer a steak of a film to a bucket of stale popcorn.