Providence

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John Gielgud and Ellen Burstyn in Providence (1977)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA dying writer bases his last book on his own perception of his family.A dying writer bases his last book on his own perception of his family.A dying writer bases his last book on his own perception of his family.

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- 11 victoires et 2 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
Sir John Gielgud, who spent most of his career on the stage, considered this movie and the television mini-series Retour au château (1981) to be his only two screen appearances of which he was genuinely proud.

Citations
Clive Langham: Don't you think to have only one bastard after sixty years of action is almost tantamount to self denial?

Crédits fous
The National Philharmonic Orchestra is misspelled as National Philarmonic Orchestra in the opening credits.

Connexions
Featured in Zomergasten: Épisode #7.4 (1994)

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A true artistic masterpiece, by a true master of the art

A dying artist, beautifully acted by Fainsilber, struggles to complete one last book before he dies - the plot of which becomes confused with his own troubled life as he thinks and dreams his way through the night. This was the first film in English for master film-maker Alain Resnais, and also happens to be one of his best. Using a variety of surreal cinematic techniques, Resnais is able to capture the characters of everyone in the film perfectly and his style - combined with excellent scripting - makes for an experience that will not be forgotten. Although the first half of the film will probably be spent in confusion, before you actually realise what is going on - I had to see this film several times before I was satisfied - it is worth struggling to understand this complex and thoroughly entertaining artistic movie.