Eine Sommernacht in der Stadt

Originaltitel: Nuit d'été en ville

1990
1 Std. 25 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuThe whole life in one night. A young couple plays nearly any role of possible lifetime relationships.The whole life in one night. A young couple plays nearly any role of possible lifetime relationships.The whole life in one night. A young couple plays nearly any role of possible lifetime relationships.

Regie
- Michel Deville
Drehbuch
- Rosalinde Deville
Hauptbesetzung
- Jean-Hugues Anglade
- Marie Trintignant

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6,1/10

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Regie
- Michel Deville
Drehbuch
- Rosalinde Deville
Hauptbesetzung
- Jean-Hugues Anglade
- Marie Trintignant

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8/10

Distant memory

I saw this film in Sydney back in 1991. I remember enjoying it, but I always did have a strange taste in movies. As I'm writing this in 2003 I wonder what happened to it in the meantime.

It was neatly summarised by a couple I overheard on leaving the cinema. He said something like "Only in a French movie would you get two naked people talking about their relationship for an hour and a half". That's exactly what happened in the film - but I don't recall being bored at any time.

The amusing thing is that they begin the film naked and by the end they're both dressed. I'd love to see it again one day.

davek28
5. Apr. 2003
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Marie Trintignant, interviewed by Jean-Claude Loiseau, said: "I love erotic texts, when they are well written, of course. On the other hand, it's scary, the idea of having to play naked. You have to ignore a lot of things. You want to go back to your mother's womb. On the one hand, I was anxious at the idea of having to undress, but on the other, I kept telling Michel: "What's important is intimacy. We have to go... Finally, we got there."