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Vorsicht Sehnsucht

Originaltitel: Les herbes folles
  • 2009
  • PG
  • 1 Std. 44 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
6,2/10
4062
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Christine Renard in Vorsicht Sehnsucht (2009)
A wallet lost and found opens the door to romantic adventure for Georges and Marguerite.
trailer wiedergeben2:02
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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA quirky woman who spends her free time as a pilot has her purse stolen; when a mysterious man finds her wallet, they embark on a peculiar romance.A quirky woman who spends her free time as a pilot has her purse stolen; when a mysterious man finds her wallet, they embark on a peculiar romance.A quirky woman who spends her free time as a pilot has her purse stolen; when a mysterious man finds her wallet, they embark on a peculiar romance.

  • Regie
    • Alain Resnais
  • Drehbuch
    • Christian Gailly
    • Alain Resnais
    • Laurent Herbiet
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • André Dussollier
    • Sabine Azéma
    • Anne Consigny
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  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    6,2/10
    4062
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    • Regie
      • Alain Resnais
    • Drehbuch
      • Christian Gailly
      • Alain Resnais
      • Laurent Herbiet
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • André Dussollier
      • Sabine Azéma
      • Anne Consigny
    • 34Benutzerrezensionen
    • 128Kritische Rezensionen
    • 65Metascore
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
    • Auszeichnungen
      • 3 Gewinne & 14 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    André Dussollier
    André Dussollier
    • Georges Palet
    Sabine Azéma
    Sabine Azéma
    • Marguerite Muir
    Anne Consigny
    Anne Consigny
    • Suzanne Palet
    Emmanuelle Devos
    Emmanuelle Devos
    • Josepha
    Mathieu Amalric
    Mathieu Amalric
    • Bernard de Bordeaux
    Michel Vuillermoz
    • Lucien d'Orange
    • (as Michel Vuillermoz de la Comédie Française)
    Edouard Baer
    Edouard Baer
    • Le narrateur
    • (Synchronisation)
    Annie Cordy
    Annie Cordy
    • La voisine
    Sara Forestier
    Sara Forestier
    • Elodie
    Nicolas Duvauchelle
    Nicolas Duvauchelle
    • Jean-Mi
    Vladimir Consigny
    • Marcelin Palet
    Dominique Rozan
    Dominique Rozan
    • Sikorsky
    Jean-Noël Brouté
    • Mickey
    Elric Covarel Garcia
    • Acolyte aviation
    Valéry Schatz
    Valéry Schatz
    • Acolyte aviation
    Stéfan Godin
    Stéfan Godin
    • Acolyte aviation
    • (as Stefan Godin)
    Grégory Perrin
    • Acolyte aviation
    Roger Pierre
    Roger Pierre
    • Marcel Schwer
    • (as Roger-Pierre)
    • Regie
      • Alain Resnais
    • Drehbuch
      • Christian Gailly
      • Alain Resnais
      • Laurent Herbiet
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    7philiposlatinakis

    Fun little movie

    Well I don't know what it was about. Maybe there wasn't much going on. The wild grass must have symbolized something seeing as it kept cropping up all the time. The premise for the romance was interesting I suppose. There was a very playful element to the film, both in the form and the narrative. It's just an "art" film in the end. No excuses. Funny thing is, I really enjoyed it and couldn't take my eyes off the screen. Totally bizarre ending, which fit the film very nicely. I suppose it helps to come into the movie with low expectations. Don't get awed by the name Resnais (my god, but wasn't Last Year in Marienbad pointless? and compelling?). It's a fun little movie.
    7ilpohirvonen

    Kafkaesque, Imaginative and Aesthetic

    Alain Resnais started as a French new wave director and is remembered for creating such classics as Hiroshima, mon amour (1959) and Last Year in Marienbad (1961). He often deals with the layers of memory, yearning, oblivion and death in man. He throws his characters into a story and sees what the fuss occurs. His latest film Les herbes folles or Wild Grass is a psychotic version of the conventional genre of romantic comedy. Les herbes folles is a new kind of comedy; it challenges the limitations of cinema and the fantastic imaginative narrative is something we haven't seen in decades.

    A pickpocket steals a wallet of a woman. A man finds the wallet and since it has an ID card within he decides to return it to its owner. After a series of difficulties the woman gets her wallet but the man seems to be hoping for something more between them.

    The characterization of the film is simplified but strong, it makes us question the role of a character in fiction. Marquerite (the woman) is purely a fictional figure: red haired dentist who loves flying. Georges (the man) is an ordinary suburban dad who has got a dangerously unstable personality. He thinks about murders and crimes, but is it all fantasy or could he actually do it? The character remains elusive, and I loved it.

    Les herbes folles was Alain Resnais' first adaption from a novel, even that he has worked with many famous writers such as Marquarite Duras. Les herbes folles is based on a novel "L'Incident" by Christian Gailly. Alain Resnais has always adored "cheap" literature and the things he got from this small unknown novel amaze me. What I've heard is that Gailly's narrative is minimalist but the narrative of Les herbes folles in obviously the opposite. The 'mise-en-scene' is filled with precisely considered items that yet appear as ordinary furniture. An important addition Resnais made for the novel is the wild grass which grows from the gaps of the asphalt streets. Just as the grass so do the passions and desires of the characters run wild.

    The visuality of Les herbes folles is imaginative and enchanting. Already in 1959 Resnais made innovative use of flashback in Hiroshima, mon amour and in Les herbes folles he mixes flashbacks, delusions and fantasies in a very unique, absurd way - overall the film is a courageously playful story. Both the editing and cinematography overwhelmed me they just make this a very aesthetic experience. The scene with the cops is full of close-up, stylized editing and quick zoom-ins and this absurd use of camera just reinforces the Kafkaesque in the entire scene.

    Les herbes folles is a new beginning in a way, it's something Resnais has never done before and I hope we will see many great ones by him in the future as well. It's a film which plays around with cinema narrative with stylized editing and simplified characterization. In the end it grows out to be a mature antithesis for brainless romantic comedies and a wonderful aesthetic experience.
    lynnehammar-666-459104

    Complete Time Suck

    I came to IMDb seeking solace after wasting several hours of my life on this film, which got a three-out-of-four-star rating by my satellite provider and sounded interesting. I typically enjoy foreign and independent films.

    I'm not sure why I stuck it through to the end ... maybe because it seemed like something would happen to make sense of the idiotic plot line, or at least help me understand something about the nauseatingly unlikeable characters! Needless to say, that didn't happen Glad I checked out the reviews here afterward, which gave me a good laugh. I enjoyed hearing others say they wanted not only their money - but their time - back after wasting it on this film.

    By the way, someone wrote that this premiered at the same festival as The White Ribbon. Watch that instead. It's also cryptic, but beautifully done, and you'll be on the edge of your seat for the entire film ... instead of wondering when to cut your losses and make your escape!
    JohnDeSando

    Wild (Gr)ass

    "After cinema, nothing surprises us." Narrator

    In Wild Grass, Georges (Andre Dussollier) finds a wallet, finds the owner, Marguerite (Sabine Azema), and finds an odd connection with her and his inner self. I have no idea if I'm right in all of this—director Alain Resnais (Last Year at Marienbad) has never been easy, but its obscurity seemed to tell me something about being human and quite a bit about wild-ass filmmaking by an 88 year old director who's throwing everything into the pot and hoping it comes out a tasty stew. What Georges is pursuing in Marguerite, an eccentric dentist, is part a romantic notion of his past as it may relate to the cinema and yet the painful recollection of past deeds too dark to articulate. That cinema is artificial is a leitmotif at least. His acceptance, her acceptance, and their recurring animosity reflect in relief the vicissitudes of love in all the sordid glory from cinema.

    Even trips to the police for each of them are more like therapy sessions than the business of identifying the robbery victim (Marguerite) and thanking the finder (Georges). The same policeman, reacting with the incredulity that usually comes only from the audience, lends a surreal take on the strange antics of the principals. Resnais is at full force, even in his eighties, with symbolism from wild grass growing in concrete cracks, unusual feet and shoes, a stolen bag floating almost free, and aviation that like cinema floats free but not without its rules. He creates these images as motifs in order to make order of Georges' obsessions, which become erotic and dangerous even as he seems more lost in his dreams and cinema than ever before.

    As George repeatedly backs into the protection of the door to the cinema, we can be quite sure Resnais is certifying the salutary and comforting embrace of film.

    That dreamlike state, with the voice over so kindly parsing some of George's passions, is best expressed in the cinema, where Bridges at Toko-Ri makes solid the theme of lost friendship and the transforming of reality into our own visions.
    6wandereramor

    A whimsical story about stalking your way to love and happiness

    Wild Grass begins, more or less, with a man finding a stolen wallet and returning it to the woman it belongs to. He then becomes obsessed with said woman and stalks and harasses her. She falls obsessively in love with him in turn, like you do.

    Okay, let's cut straight to the point: the script is dreck, concealing its misogyny under layers of nonsensical character interaction and forced quirk. Cinephiles, who have never been really concerned with scripts in the first place, have lapped this up and praised it as a sign that the octogenarian Renais still has it. (And as an aside, it is totally badass that him and Godard are both still making films at this point.) And that's not wrong. The actual film has all of the charm the script lacks: it looks gorgeous, and between the lead actors and Resnais's idiosyncratic directing the film manifests most of the charm its script tries for.

    And that's all well and good, but a film cannot subsist on charm alone. It's no a long movie, but the back half felt like an eternity to me. If you like movies where people wander around Paris and talk about old movies, this one is for you. If you don't, this is pretty to look at, but it's best not to look beneath the surface.

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      The Spitire is a Supermarine Spitfire PR Mk XIX, number PS 890, built in 1945. It is owned by a French collector (as of 2016) and has the French registration code, F-AZJS. Since the film was made, it has been restored to its wartime colours of RAF 152 (Hyderabad) Squadron (which served in South East Asia)
    • Crazy Credits
      The credits show considerable variation in their presentation. The first credits seen are the individual actor names with the name of the character played, in a serif font, with shadowed letters. These credits are moving left to right across the screen, fading in and out at different points, over a background of the film's name in larger letters, in an italicized serf font. After the first ten actors, there is abrupt change to a sans serif font, again with shadowed text, for both the cast/ characters list and the film title. The film title is now angled up to the right and is not in clear focus. After the names of the cast, the credits start as scrolling white text on a black background using a serif font, then there is a change to a sans serif font and then a return to the serif font. The next change is to black text on a grey background using a serif font. This then reverts to white text on a black background with a serif font, then a change to a sans serif font and then a return to the serif font. These credits do not stay in a central position, but move from side to side on the screen.
    • Verbindungen
      Featured in At the Movies: Cannes Film Festival 2009 (2009)
    • Soundtracks
      Salue la Lune
      Written by Allan Gray and Walter Reisch

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 22. April 2010 (Deutschland)
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      • Frankreich
      • Italien
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    • Sprache
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    • Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
      • 403.952 $
    • Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
      • 39.162 $
      • 27. Juni 2010
    • Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
      • 4.834.890 $
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