La piel de Venus

Título original: La Vénus à la fourrure

2013
B-15
1h 36min

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7.1/10

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An actress attempts to convince a director how she's perfect for a role in his upcoming production.

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Una actriz intenta convencer a un director de que es perfecta para el papel en su próxima producción.Una actriz intenta convencer a un director de que es perfecta para el papel en su próxima producción.Una actriz intenta convencer a un director de que es perfecta para el papel en su próxima producción.

Dirección
- Roman Polanski
Guionistas
Elenco
- Emmanuelle Seigner
- Mathieu Amalric

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

7.1/10

21 k

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Dirección
- Roman Polanski
Guionistas
Elenco
- Emmanuelle Seigner
- Mathieu Amalric

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Premios
- 6 premios ganados y 18 nominaciones en total

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Argumento

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Trivia
The movie is based on the play "Venus in Fur" by David Ives. In the play, both Vanda Jordan and the character Wanda von Dunayev are 24 years old. The lines referencing the characters age were cut from the film. Emmanuelle Seigner was in her late 40s during filming.

Citas
Thomas: She taught me the most valuable thing in the world.
Vanda: And what did she teach you?
Thomas: That nothing is more sensual than pain. That nothing is more exciting than degradation.

Créditos curiosos
Behind the credits are images of classical artworks depicting Venus. Titles, in French as per the credits, are as follows - Titian: Vénus a sa toilette (1555) (National Gallery of Art, Washington) Ferdinand Bol: Vénus et Adonis (1658) (Rijksmuseum) Titian: Vénus a sa toilette (1555) Rubens: Vénus au miroir (1616) Rubens: La Toilette de Vénus (1608) Diego Velasquez: Venus au miroir (1651) Hans Memling: La vanité (1485) École de Fontainebleu: : La Toilette de Vénus (around 1550) Sandro Biotticelli: La naissance de Vénus (1485) Alexandre Cabanel: La naissance de Vénus (1863) Emil Jacobs: Vénus allongé et Cupidon (1839) Nicolas Poussin: Vénus dormant avec l'Amour (1628) Titian: Danae (1546) Rembrandt: Danae (1636) Joseph Helmz l'ancien: Vénus endormie (around 1600) Alessandro Allon: Vénus et Cupidon (16th century) Titian: Danae (1544) Lambert Sustris: Vénus et l'Amour (1515) Domenico Zampieri: Vénus (17th century) Jacopo Palma: Vénus allongée (1520) (Bridgeman Art Library) The final image is of the "Venus De Milo".

Conexiones
References La diligencia (1939)

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Opinión destacada

7/10

La Venus

The movie is set in an empty theater during a night storm. Vanda wants to audition for the female role in the play "La Vénus à la fourrure". Thomas, author and director, reluctant at first, end up being dragged by the ambiguous personality of the woman. She seems out of place: dressed inappropriately and easy-minded but she is just perfect for the role. Vanda and Thomas start rehearsing and they interrupt each other to discuss the characters and the storyline. Vanda repeatedly accuses Thomas to have chosen a sexist subject. The setting estranges both the two characters and the public, also with the help of the screenplay's rhythm, which alternates reality and the actual play.

It's a movie that opens up a great number of themes regarding the relationship between man and woman.