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Marie ou La fascination charnelle (2002) のシーン
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Jif
本名: Jif
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Jif starred as David, a photographer who becomes entangled in a peculiar operation run by Lucie, a woman who films intimate moments of friends and couples. Fascinated by film's potential, David takes over this project but struggles with its psychological impact. Concurrently, his girlfriend Aurore, an aspiring dancer, grapples with emotional and technical setbacks during her audition preparation.
Sandra Mancel
本名: Sandra Mancel
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映画について: Marie ou La fascination charnelle (2002)
公開年: 2002
国: France
別題: Women's Affairs, Marie - Hemmungslose Lust
監督: Marc Riva
脚本: Céline Guyot, Martin Guyot
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Marie ou La fascination charnelle follows Marie (Marina Hands), a young woman living in Paris with her husband Michel (Frédéric Gombert). Despite their loving relationship, Marie becomes increasingly intrigued by the idea of experiencing passion and desire. She begins an affair with Paul (Mathieu Demy), a man she meets at a party, which leads her into a world of sexual experimentation and exploration. Meanwhile, Michel becomes aware of Marie's infidelity but chooses to remain silent initially. The film explores Marie's inner conflict between her love for Michel and her desire for passion, ultimately leading her down a path of self-discovery.
概要
Marie ou La fascination charnelle is a French drama directed by Marc Riva, released in 2002. Based on the novel 'La Fascination' by Marine Mégret, the film delves into the complexities of human desire and the consequences of pursuing passion outside the boundaries of societal norms. The movie premiered at the Directors' Fortnight section of the Cannes Film Festival and received critical acclaim for its raw portrayal of sexuality and relationships. Marina Hands' powerful performance as Marie earned her the César Award for Best Actress in 2003.