La merlettaia

Titolo originale: La dentellière

1977
R
1h 47min

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Isabelle Huppert, Yves Beneyton, Florence Giorgetti, and Claude Goretta in La merlettaia (1977)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA reserved young woman moves into an apartment with a young student she met while on vacation.A reserved young woman moves into an apartment with a young student she met while on vacation.A reserved young woman moves into an apartment with a young student she met while on vacation.

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Ha vinto 1 BAFTA Award
- 4 vittorie e 4 candidature totali

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Isabelle Huppert's first big movie.

Blooper
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.

Citazioni
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.

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Featured in Der Beginn aller Schrecken ist Liebe (1984)

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1977-2003

What can I say about this movie? It reduced me to tears in 1977, and again in 2003. It doesn't stand up to over analysis, but it rings so absolutely true... which has given the film it's resonance down the years. Isabelle Huppert's performance is sublime, and the last scene one of the most heartbreaking in cinema.