Pacto con lobos

Título original: Le pacte des loups

2001
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2h 22min

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Mark Dacascos and Samuel Le Bihan in Pacto con lobos (2001)

In 18th-century France, the Chevalier de Fronsac and his Native American friend Mani are sent to the Gevaudan province at the king's behest to investigate the killings of hundreds by a mysterious beast.

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En el siglo XVIII en Francia, el Caballero de Fronsac y su amigo nativo americano Mani son enviados por el Rey a la provincia de Gevaudan para investigar los asesinatos de cientos por parte ... Leer todoEn el siglo XVIII en Francia, el Caballero de Fronsac y su amigo nativo americano Mani son enviados por el Rey a la provincia de Gevaudan para investigar los asesinatos de cientos por parte de una misteriosa bestia.En el siglo XVIII en Francia, el Caballero de Fronsac y su amigo nativo americano Mani son enviados por el Rey a la provincia de Gevaudan para investigar los asesinatos de cientos por parte de una misteriosa bestia.

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Premios
- 4 premios ganados y 22 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
To prepare for his role, Mark Dacascos learned how to ride a horse, studied Mohawk Indian culture, and became fluent in French.

Errores
Mani would not have been called a "Mohawk," even by the Chevalier De Fronsac, as this tribe had not yet been granted this official unique name. In French, he would have been called an "Agnier," "Iroquois" or simply "Indien."

Citas
Mani: All women have the same color when the candle is out.

Versiones alternativas
The DVD version of the film contains five deleted scenes, commented on by director Christophe Gans, that were cut from the movie for reasons of pacing or character continuity:
An extended version of the fight sequence the opens the film between Mani (Mark Dacascos) and the highwaymen. In the extended version, Fronsac (Samuel Le Bihan) ends up assisting Mani in defeating them. In the film version, Mani fights alone.
A raven assists Mani in finding the body of a shepherdess, the beast's most recent victim. In the film, the body is found much later on than when this scene would have led the audience to believe.
Sardis (Jean-François Stévenin) warns Fronsac about continuing his affair with Marianne (Émilie Dequenne), saying that he doubts Fronsac has the moral character required to be with such a woman.
A tender scene between Fronsac and Marianne on a frozen pond covered in fog.
A scene set in La Teissier's where Sylvia (Monica Bellucci) reveals to Fronsac that the rooms in the bordello are equipped with two-way mirrors. She shows him a room where a friend of the Morangais family is involved in a bizarre sadomasochistic encounter.

Conexiones
Featured in Le pacte des loups - Les coulisses du tournage (2001)

Bandas sonoras
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by Felicia Sorensen

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8/10

Unique adventure movie, solid all around

Le Pacte des Loups is a fairly impressive movie. What other movie can spend two and a half hours on a ravaging monster fought by a scientist and his loyal Iroqois "brother" in 18th century France, and keep its audience enraptured? Its plot is a bit obscure in places, admittedly, leaving the audience not so much in suspense as confusion, but this is the unconventionality that comes with such a unique work. The acting was a bit above average, the actors and actresses combining well with the enchanting atmosphere and succeeding in making memorable characters. The score also contributes to the film's mysterious mood, and great cinematography (although occasionally overdone) helps it out too. While all this goes a long way to making a great film, it is the dazzling action sequences that make it a classic. The choreography is great, the sound effects make you feel as if you're standing a foot away, and the mystery of the movie is such that nearly every battle's outcome is uncertain. If the romance is trite, a few lines seem out of place, and the plot falters a bit, overall, this is still quite a movie to watch if you're looking for a lot of adventure and action. [8/10]