Delicatessen

1991
16
1 h 39 min

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Dark Comedy Satire Comedy Crime

Comédia surrealista pós-apocalíptica sobre um proprietário de apartamento que ocasionalmente prepara uma refeição para seus estranhos inquilinos.Comédia surrealista pós-apocalíptica sobre um proprietário de apartamento que ocasionalmente prepara uma refeição para seus estranhos inquilinos.Comédia surrealista pós-apocalíptica sobre um proprietário de apartamento que ocasionalmente prepara uma refeição para seus estranhos inquilinos.

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Indicado para 1 prêmio BAFTA
- 15 vitórias e 16 indicações no total

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Curiosidades
Jean-Pierre Jeunet got the idea for a cannibal butcher when living in an apartment above a butcher's shop. Each morning at 7am he would hear the metallic clash of knives and a voice shout, "Chop chop!" His girlfriend said he was carving up the neighbors, and it would be their turn next week.

Erros de gravação
Every time Julie plays the cello, the audio is behind what she plays. This is most visible in the first playing session when she is practising by playing C major up and down; the lag is several notes.

Citações
Louison: This is a job for the Australian!

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
In the opening credits, crew members' names appear on objects that the camera tracks across: the director of photography's name appears on a camera, the composer's name on a broken 12" record, etc.

Conexões
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: White Sands/A Midnight Clear/Passed Away/The Playboys/Delicatessen (1992)

Trilhas sonoras
Entry of the Gladiators
Written by Julius Fucík

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8/10

You don't know black comedy until you've seen this movie.

Jean-Pierre Jeunet has become famous recently for "Amelie" and "A Very Long Engagement". Before he became a cinematic household name in America, he and Marc Caro directed two of the most unusual movies that I've ever seen: "Delicatessen" and "The City of Lost Children" (he also directed "Alien: Resurrection", but that's another story). The former is not all that easy to classify. It has ex-circus clown Louison (Dominique Pinon) moving into an apartment where the butcher is cannibalizing people. While I did like it, I don't want to try to explain it any further, lest I give people the wrong impression of it. Granted, many people will probably want to avoid this movie; there are some pretty unpleasant scenes in it. But anyone who likes to look for artistic, surrealistic, or otherwise avant garde cinema should really admire "Delicatessen". Dominique Pinon, whom Jeunet always casts, is in top-notch form here.