Intérieurs

Titre original : Interiors

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Diane Keaton, Mary Beth Hurt, and Kristin Griffith in Intérieurs (1978)

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Trois sœurs voient leur vie échapper à tout contrôle à la suite du divorce soudain et inattendu de leurs parents.Trois sœurs voient leur vie échapper à tout contrôle à la suite du divorce soudain et inattendu de leurs parents.Trois sœurs voient leur vie échapper à tout contrôle à la suite du divorce soudain et inattendu de leurs parents.

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7,3/10

21 k

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Nommé pour 5 Oscars
- 9 victoires et 17 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
First dramatic film of Woody Allen. Allen was known for comedy, and wanted to break the mold by having no humor at all in this movie. At one point, the family is gathered around the table laughing at a joke which Arthur has just told, but we never hear the joke.

Gaffes
During the ending credits when the producers' acknowledgments are given, it is misspelled as "ackowledge."

Citations
Pearl: You only live once, and once is enough if you play your cards right.

Crédits fous
Casting director Juliet Taylor's name is spelled Juilet Taylor in the credits.

Connexions
Featured in Sneak Previews: Death on the Nile/Somebody Killed Her Husband/Interiors/The Boys From Brazil/A Wedding/Piranha/Up in Smoke (1978)

Bandes originales
Keepin' Out of Mischief Now
(1932)
Written by Fats Waller (uncredited) & Andy Razaf (uncredited)
Performed by Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra

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7/10

A Turn For The Serious

Three sisters find their lives spinning out of control in the wake of their parents' sudden, unexpected divorce.

What do we have here? A Woody Allen film with no comedy, and no Woody. We have Joel Schumacher as the costume designer (before his years as director) and something that amounts to a Bergmanesque family drama, though without the full Scandinavian despair.

Vincent Canby wrote, "My problem with Interiors is that although I admire the performances and isolated moments, as well as the techniques and the sheer, headlong courage of this great, comic, film-making philosopher, I haven't any real idea what the film is up to."

The criticism aside, Canby calls Allen out for being heavy on the philosophy references, with the dense writing of Allen that he is known for and makes his films his own. Is this Bergman? No. Is it Allen trying to be Bergman? Maybe. But it has Allen all over it, in the dialogue, and that has some value in and of itself.