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L'eau froide (1994) のシーン
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このシーンの女優
Virginie Ledoyen
詳細
別名: Virginie Fernández, Virginie Le Doyen, Βιρζινί Λεντουαγέν, Βιρζινί Φερνάντεζ, ویرژینی لدواین, ヴィルジニー・ルドワイヤン
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経歴
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完全な経歴
Virginie Ledoyen, born Virginie Fernandez on November 15, 1976, began her career at age two with television advertisements and made her film debut at ten in 'Les exploits d'un jeune Don Juan'. She was nominated for a César award for most promising actress three times consecutively starting from 1993. Her international breakthrough came in 1999 when she became an ambassador for L'Oréal, leading to her role in 'The Beach' (2000) with Leonardo DiCaprio.
映画について: L'eau froide (1994)
公開年: 1994
国: N/A
別題: Cold Water, Das weiße Blatt, Pariisin kevät, La page blanche, Zimna woda, Kallt vatten
監督: Olivier Assayas
脚本: Olivier Assayas
制作 & ジャンル
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ジャンル: Drama
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ストーリー
Gilles and Christine, two aimless teens living on the outskirts of Paris, steal records from a supermarket but are caught. Christine's parents send her to a nursing home, from which she escapes to reunite with Gilles at a house shared by other youths. Together, they decide to travel south towards an artist commune Christine has heard about, sleeping rough along the way.
概要
Directed by Olivier Assayas in 1994, 'L'eau froide' (Cold Water) is a French drama film that explores themes of teenage angst, rebellion, and aimlessness. The story follows Gilles and Christine, two teenagers with dysfunctional families who lead purposeless lives on the outskirts of Paris. Their reckless behavior escalates when they steal records from a supermarket, resulting in Christine's brief incarceration at a nursing home. Upon escaping, she rejoins Gilles, and together they embark on an impulsive journey southwards in search of an artist commune. The film is notable for its gritty portrayal of youth culture and its exploration of the restlessness and disillusionment felt by many teenagers during that time.