Le charme discret de l'objet obscur du désir

2024
22m

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Le charme discret de l'objet obscur du désir (2024)

Comedy Drama Fantasy Mystery Romance Short

She is La mère de la forêt synthétique (The mother of the synthetic forest), he is Le loup-garou atomique (The atomic werewolf). They meet in the enchanted forest and have a sparkling dialog... Read allShe is La mère de la forêt synthétique (The mother of the synthetic forest), he is Le loup-garou atomique (The atomic werewolf). They meet in the enchanted forest and have a sparkling dialogue. It would seem that they were in love in a previous life, who can know the truth, every... Read allShe is La mère de la forêt synthétique (The mother of the synthetic forest), he is Le loup-garou atomique (The atomic werewolf). They meet in the enchanted forest and have a sparkling dialogue. It would seem that they were in love in a previous life, who can know the truth, everything is possible.

Director
- Rodrig Andrisan
Writer
- Rodrig Andrisan
Stars
- Rodrig Andrisan
- Natalie Cameron Ward

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YOUR RATING

Director
- Rodrig Andrisan
Writer
- Rodrig Andrisan
Stars
- Rodrig Andrisan
- Natalie Cameron Ward

1User review

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 4 wins total

Trivia
Except for the two human actors, there were also many mosquitoes on the set who, unfortunately, cannot be seen, in order to appreciate their performances worthy of Oscars and BAFTAs.

Connections
Spoofs The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie (1972)

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5/10

Not to be taken seriously

The madness (la folie) continues! Rodrig Andrisan has done it again. The bloopers/laughs left in were amusing. I'm not sure I could make any sense of this one, but it was a laugh watching Rodrig fooling around again. The soundtrack was good. Obviously this is not a polished high budget production, rather a home movie extraordinaire. Titles drift, editing is choppy perhaps by design? But one is not meant to take this seriously, at least I hope not, as it's clearly a bit of fun and nothing more. As long as the viewer goes in understanding that they won't be disappointed. The madness and silliness is at least a relief from serious film making :-)