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Brüderliebe

Originaltitel: Le clan
  • 2004
  • 16
  • 1 Std. 26 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
6,3/10
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IHRE BEWERTUNG
Salim Kechiouche, Nicolas Cazalé, and Thomas Dumerchez in Brüderliebe (2004)
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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuThree Algerian brothers struggle with violence, temptations, and finding purpose after their mother's death, as one seeks revenge, another tries keeping a job, and the youngest may be fallin... Alles lesenThree Algerian brothers struggle with violence, temptations, and finding purpose after their mother's death, as one seeks revenge, another tries keeping a job, and the youngest may be falling for a capoeira dancer. Can they be a family?Three Algerian brothers struggle with violence, temptations, and finding purpose after their mother's death, as one seeks revenge, another tries keeping a job, and the youngest may be falling for a capoeira dancer. Can they be a family?

  • Regie
    • Gaël Morel
  • Drehbuch
    • Christophe Honoré
    • Gaël Morel
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Nicolas Cazalé
    • Stéphane Rideau
    • Thomas Dumerchez
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  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    6,3/10
    1851
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Gaël Morel
    • Drehbuch
      • Christophe Honoré
      • Gaël Morel
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Nicolas Cazalé
      • Stéphane Rideau
      • Thomas Dumerchez
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    • 18Kritische Rezensionen
    • 46Metascore
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    Nicolas Cazalé
    Nicolas Cazalé
    • Marc
    Stéphane Rideau
    • Christophe
    Thomas Dumerchez
    • Olivier
    Salim Kechiouche
    Salim Kechiouche
    • Hicham
    Bruno Lochet
    Bruno Lochet
    • Le père
    Vincent Martinez
    • Le "professeur"
    Jackie Berroyer
    • Robert
    Aure Atika
    Aure Atika
    • Emilie
    Nicolas Paz
    • Montana
    Mathias Olivier
    • Ryan
    Gary Mary
    • Luc
    Geordie Piseri-Diaz
    • Jérémy
    Clément Dettli
    • Henry
    Pierre Vallin
    • Sly
    Janine Ribollet
    • La mère de Sly
    Gilles Taurand
    • L'homme de la ferme
    Fabien Reboux
    • Garçon de ferme 1
    Geoffroy Rippoz
    • Garçon de ferme 2
    • Regie
      • Gaël Morel
    • Drehbuch
      • Christophe Honoré
      • Gaël Morel
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    7gradyharp

    Misalliances

    Gaël Morel (Wild Reeds, Under Another Sky, Full Speed) seems to continue to test cinematic minefields and while not every film is a success, they each indicate that there is a reservoir of talent in this writer/actor/director that will eventually galvanize into to a significant voice. This much maligned little tale 'Le Clan' (oddly but in the end appropriately titled in English 'Three Dancing Slaves') has more going for it than most audiences acknowledge: for all its weakness there are some very sensitive moments about father/son relationships, filial love, romantic love, racism, bigotry, and the ever-growing dysfunctional family problem.

    Three brothers live with their recently widowed father in a small town near the Alps in France. Marc (Nicolas Cazalé) is a rebellious youth, into drugs and petty crime and at constant contention with his overbearing father (Bruno Lochet); Christophe (Stéphane Rideau) is recently released from prison and is trying to live straight by starting from the bottom in a pork factory and working his way to the top; Olivier (Thomas Dumerchez) is the youngest and though tattooed and quasi-rebellious is the sensitive one whose gender issues are just beginning to focus. The film is told in three versions, one by each brother, and from these segments we paste together a family disrupted and needy. Marc fights and performs dangerous deeds, Christophe struggles to re-create his broken life, and Olivier finds love and passion with Hicham (Salim Kechiouche), Marc's friend, who is North African and repeatedly dances the capoeira, a slave dance, for his own expression and his need to connect with Olivier. Despite the differences in these young men there are repeated encounters that signify their bonding. One quiet scene shows the father awake, sitting and watching the troubled sons asleep, naked, entwined in each other's bodies: it should be clipped for a still shot as it is very beautiful.

    There really is little resolution of an overall story; these three short stories simply end in their own fashion and the interlocking meaning is left to the viewer. Each brother is a 'slave' in his own manner. Yes, there are moments of violence, a pitiful animal abuse scene, and gaps in dialogue that bump the film around in a clumsy fashion, but look for the little moments of visual beauty and the movie takes on different meaning. In French with English subtitles. Grady Harp
    10swmyers

    A beautiful experience overall.

    We tend to laud films like American Beauty because they peel away the veneer of idealized American domesticity to reveal lives of quiet desperation. We take comfort in that -- knowing that even seemingly perfect lives are, under the surface, as miserable as we might view our own to be. In Morel's Le Clan (Three Dancing Slaves was the title I saw it under here in the States), we get a truer, less sanitized view of real lives laid bare. The desperation isn't quiet. It's crazed and exposed and all too believable. It's a very masculine film showing how men just do what they do. No apologies and, all too often, no explanations. Yet, somehow, it's relatable and understandable. Yes, it's a slice of pain punctuated with too few moments of what we would call joy. But sprinkled throughout are small glimpses of a more beautiful world. It's not lost on these characters. And it's not lost on the viewer. I found it haunting and heart-wrenching.
    10seanxguy

    simply great!

    well, lets just say, from my very point of view as a gay man, this is such a phenomenal movie.

    its not really all about gay life to be fair, but the messages are equally distributed. in the sense, the center of the storyline is pretty balance. gay life, brotherhood, friendship, and family.

    i watched this film right after i watched the mostly unfabulous life of ethan green(which was like at 5 in the morning and i was freaking sleepy), well all i can say is Le Clan is nothing like mostly cliché American gay movies. it made me awake and just simply focused on the film. then, i went to sleep feeling so satisfied by staying up for watching the film.

    fantastic job!
    10dedwardloftin-1

    Marvelous Non-Hollywood film making

    This is a beautifully made film. The acting and production values are superb. I think the reason that some reviewers have difficulty with this film is just that it's a very simple film...It's about three young men dealing with the loss of their mother, and a father who has lost his wife. Each brother finds his own way to deal with his loss; one through drug abuse and self injury, one becomes his father, and another discovers the courage to express his desires. Morel allows the characters to breathe, and respects us enough to expect us to pay attention to visual clues which are equally important as spoken dialog, without spelling out all the details. Morel is masterful at depicting the emotional tone between individuals and groups. For instance, the scene in which Christophe has just come home from prison is extremely complex. There's a great deal of homo-erotic nuance between the brothers and their friends in this scene. While Morel creates a space for it, and fully inhabits it, he never feels a need to make a point of it, to make a statement. There's simply no need for that. It's not that they are gay or straight, but precisely that the lines between gay and straight are rather fuzzy between these good friends. Putting that message into words would create a self conscious tone in the film which could destroy the dense fabric of emotional ambiguity in which the brothers live. It may well be that part of the brothers emotional problems have to do with the intensity of their feelings for each other, and their fear of expressing them, as well. All three have shortcomings, and none find a way to fully escape the trauma that defines their family. In the end, the ironic point is that the slave dancer is free enough to take a principled, self respecting stand to end a demeaning relationship, yet the three brothers who look down on him are enslaved to their past.

    The plot(and there is one) is entirely subservient to the emotional issues of the characters. If you're looking for a plot driven movie, this film has a plot, but the issues that drive the plot are almost entirely internal. This is a film not primarily about events, but how people respond to events and the ways in which their responses shape their lives. Viewed from that perspective, this is a unique and powerful film.
    9RNQ

    Short stories

    For the originality of its content and manner of telling, Gael Morel's "Le Clan" deserves wide art-house distribution. It does, however, need a better English title. Life may be difficult for people in the film, but they are not slaves and make choices that attempt to better their situations, if not always happily. Why not simply "A Clan," since nobody remembers Griffith's second title for "Birth of a Nation," or "Brothers"? Two boys practice a North African "slave dance," but for sport and release.

    The tightly edited movie can be thought of as short stories about three brothers and their father. With rapid shifts we keep learning new things about the characters. Sometimes one wonders what went on during a gap, but usually one can figure it out and the dialogue that would have worked it through would have been sentimental and out of character.

    One shot of the brothers huddled together watched by their father is difficult to justify realistically, but it works as a symbolic representation. If meanwhile one wants everything spelled out and sweetened, there is the Québec film "C.R.A.Z.Y." The brothers do maintain enormous familiarity. The youngest one, very drunk, is helped by a brother to vomit.

    If that's shocking, we have to take it as a fact of the milieu. The banlieux of France have recently been in the news. "Le Clan" goes much further with stories that lead one to care for the characters in the variety of their difficult situations of social derogation, dangerous labour, sexuality, and self-esteem.

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      Featured in 2006 Glitter Awards (2006)
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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 10. März 2005 (Deutschland)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Frankreich
    • Offizieller Standort
      • TLA Releasing
    • Sprache
      • Französisch
    • Auch bekannt als
      • Three Dancing Slaves
    • Drehorte
      • Annecy, Haute-Savoie, Frankreich
    • Produktionsfirmen
      • Sépia Productions
      • Rhône-Alpes Cinéma
      • Centre Européen Cinématographique Rhône-Alpes
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    • Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
      • 21.888 $
    • Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
      • 4.668 $
      • 4. Sept. 2005
    • Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
      • 21.888 $
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      1 Stunde 26 Minuten
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