La vie ardente

Titre original : La calda vita

1964
1h 44min

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Fabrizio Capucci, Gabriele Ferzetti, Jacques Perrin, Catherine Spaak, and Florestano Vancini in La vie ardente (1964)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAttractive teenager Sergia usually hangs out with her older sister and her circle of mature friends. For a change, she is convinced by two teenage male friends to go for a beach vacation. Th... Tout lireAttractive teenager Sergia usually hangs out with her older sister and her circle of mature friends. For a change, she is convinced by two teenage male friends to go for a beach vacation. Their main motive is to try to win her affection and get to sleep with her. Tragedy soon fol... Tout lireAttractive teenager Sergia usually hangs out with her older sister and her circle of mature friends. For a change, she is convinced by two teenage male friends to go for a beach vacation. Their main motive is to try to win her affection and get to sleep with her. Tragedy soon follows when the love triangle unravels.

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Anecdotes
The song in the end credit "Non è niente" (It's Nothing) is sung by Catherine Spaak.

Gaffes
A piece of skin colored tape is seen covering Catherine Spaak's left breast when she makes it to a rock after getting chased by a shark.

Citations
Sergia: Everything's just like last night... except for you.
Guido: Today you said, "We are so happy here, the three of us on the island."
Guido: Does that mean there's one too many now?
Sergia: No.

Connexions
Referenced in The Naked Bunyip (1970)

Bandes originales
Non è niente
Written by Carlo Rustichelli and Giuseppe Cassia
Performed by Peter Tevis and Catherine Spaak

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9/10

A film seen in my teens, many years ago...

I saw this film in a cinema, in the early sixties. It impacted me a lot because of the plot and the atmosphere. Truly loved it at the time and saw it at least three times.

Why? It's a story about teens and love. And naturally, being a teen at the time, it struck a strong cord. Since I wrote an essay at the time, I will have to dig it up, look at it around 50 years later and see if what I wrote at the time is still applicable.

I remember many scenes, the beautiful Catherine Spaak and also remember that this was one of my favorite films of the sixties.

So if you like sixties film that take place among enchanted islands on the Italian coast, you'll like: La Calda Vita...