Trágica Separação

Título original: La rupture

1970
2 h 4 min

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Stéphane Audran and Jean-Pierre Cassel in Trágica Separação (1970)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA father injures his son. He moves in with parents who blame the child's mother. They hire someone to find info about her for an upcoming custody hearing. He and girlfriend secretly lodge at... Ler tudoA father injures his son. He moves in with parents who blame the child's mother. They hire someone to find info about her for an upcoming custody hearing. He and girlfriend secretly lodge at her boarding home to undermine her life.A father injures his son. He moves in with parents who blame the child's mother. They hire someone to find info about her for an upcoming custody hearing. He and girlfriend secretly lodge at her boarding home to undermine her life.

Direção
- Claude Chabrol
Roteiristas
- Charlotte Armstrong
- Claude Chabrol
Artistas

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7,2/10

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Direção
- Claude Chabrol
Roteiristas
- Charlotte Armstrong
- Claude Chabrol
Artistas

Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro

Prêmios
- 1 indicação no total

Curiosidades
Claude Chabrol once stated that the bus scene where Hélène (his wife Stéphane Audran) tells her family's story to the lawyer (Michel Duchaussoy) was the occasion when he finally thought that Stéphane had become an actress.

Citações
Opening Title Card: [from the French] But what thick night suddenly surrounds me? JEAN RACINE

Conexões
References Jamais Foram Vencidos (1969)

Trilhas sonoras
Isabelle
Music by Dominique Zardi
Lyrics by Dominique Zardi
Performed by Dominique Zardi

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10/10

featuring the best"acid" hallucinations on film!

The parents of Charles, the loser and addict husband, who are impossibly bourgeoise, begin the cycle of dishonesty and class warfare, in their attempt to gain custody of the child. Helene is followed, harassed and finally drugged; her fear, paranoia and her hallucinations are "real" and very powerful. This is Chabrol at his best, giving a scathing critique of the whims and overall avarice of the bourgeoise and upper class while showing you the terrible fate of a very mortal character who is trying to escape from the mistake of marrying wealth and position.