24 heures de la vie d'une femme (2002)
Release Year: 2002
Nation: United Kingdom, France, Germany
Alternative Title: 24 óra egy asszony életéből, 24 ore nella vita di una donna, 24 godziny z zycia kobiety, 24 Hours in the Life of a Woman
Director: Laurent Bouhnik
Writer: Gilles Taurand, Laurent Bouhnik, Stefan Zweig
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Genre: Drama, Film Based On Literature
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Story
The story unfolds in three interconnected time periods: 1913, 1936, and 2001. In present-day 2001, Louis, a seventy-eight-year-old man, returns to his childhood seaside resort where he encounters Olivia, a nineteen-year-old girl in love with a violent cad. Louis shares two stories from the past to help Olivia understand her feelings.
In one tale set in 1936, Louis's mother engages in a passionate affair with an Italian tennis instructor, causing emotional turmoil for young Louis. In another story from 1913, Marie Collins Brown, a slightly older widow, recounts her own fleeting yet intense romance with a Polish gambler during the course of just one day.
The connections between these stories and their relevance to Olivia's situation are not explicitly detailed in the provided sources.
Summary
24 heures de la vie d'une femme (2002) is a French drama film directed by Laurent Bouhnik, based on literary works. The movie weaves together narratives set in 1913, 1936, and 2001 to explore themes of love, passion, and their consequences across generations.
While the provided sources offer glimpses into key events and characters, they do not fully elaborate on how these stories intersect or how Olivia's situation ties into the broader narrative. Therefore, a comprehensive summary of the film's context, background, themes, or significance is limited by the available information.
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