Die Spitzenklöpplerin

Originaltitel: La dentellière

1977
12
1 Std. 47 Min.

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Isabelle Huppert and Yves Beneyton in Die Spitzenklöpplerin (1977)

Eine zurückhaltende junge Frau zieht in eine Wohnung mit einem jungen Studenten, den sie im Urlaub kennengelernt hat.Eine zurückhaltende junge Frau zieht in eine Wohnung mit einem jungen Studenten, den sie im Urlaub kennengelernt hat.Eine zurückhaltende junge Frau zieht in eine Wohnung mit einem jungen Studenten, den sie im Urlaub kennengelernt hat.

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7,4/10

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1 BAFTA Award gewonnen
- 4 Gewinne & 4 Nominierungen insgesamt

Patzer
While François first meets and talks to Pomme, she is eating chocolate ice cream. In close ups half a portion is visible above the edge of the cup, but after the cut to medium, suddenly no ice cream is visible anymore.

Zitate
Marianne: You treated Béatrice as if you were a boss. When you got tired you threw her away.
François Béligné: Why do you stick your nose into this? It's got nothing to do with that!
Marianne: Yes, yes it's the same thing. If there is something you don't understand, you reject it.
François Béligné: That's nonsense.
Marianne: You live in your small world in your coat and your scarf. And yet you fear catching a cold.
Gérard: You did bad, François. It's true you don't see the things that surround you.

Verbindungen
Featured in Der Beginn aller Schrecken ist Liebe (1984)

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8/10

Essentially, this movie examines love from a class-based perspective

The student from Paris and his friends are intellectuals. He reads Le Monde. He is stamped by his background. The girl is in love with love. Everywhere she turns, there is love and passion evident, even through the hotel's thin walls. She only wishes to please and outwardly doesn't project herself as a self-regulated person. Her lower class background is clear before she goes on vacation where she meets the student. Although they stay in the same hotel, this is about the only thing they have in common beside the bed they share, but being removed from their normal lives just delays the obvious. Love is idyllic at first for everyone. She is hopelessly adrift among his friends in Paris and cannot communicate with them. This class based depiction is consistent with how many French view that one's birth divides a person from the other classes.

The class-based system exists here in the South, but I have a feeling that passion and love and familiarity more readily breaks down barriers than those 30 years ago in France.

This is a movie well worth seeing.