El reposo del guerrero

Título original: Le repos du guerrier

1962
Not Rated
1h 42min

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Brigitte Bardot and Robert Hossein in El reposo del guerrero (1962)

Una joven rescata a un hombre de un intento de suicidio. Resulta ser un sociópata, que comienza a tomar el control de su vida, abusando de ella tanto verbal como emocionalmente, pero ella pa... Leer todoUna joven rescata a un hombre de un intento de suicidio. Resulta ser un sociópata, que comienza a tomar el control de su vida, abusando de ella tanto verbal como emocionalmente, pero ella parece no poder separarse de él.Una joven rescata a un hombre de un intento de suicidio. Resulta ser un sociópata, que comienza a tomar el control de su vida, abusando de ella tanto verbal como emocionalmente, pero ella parece no poder separarse de él.

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Trivia
Released in UK as "Warriors Rest".

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Renaud Sarti: Our lives on this earth are pointless.
Geneviève Le Theil: Speak for yourself.
Renaud Sarti: I am.

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8/10

Philosophers only

The title of my review ought to be enough to scare off the folks who are expecting a plot-driven, digestible story. You'll get none of that here.

Although there is indeed a plot (a rather interesting one, if you ask me), the power of this film lies not in the story but in the script and in the subtle, almost indecipherable fragments of philosophy we experience through these two highly complex characters.

Geneviève (Bardot) is the the romantic. Her counterpart Renaud (Hossein) is the cynic. The collision of their worlds causes a catastrophic upheaval in both of their lives. But it is undeniable that they need each other, just as the two opposing philosophies rely on each other. Sort of a yin-yang thing. At times they are at war with each other; at times they cling to each other for life; at times they threaten to annihilate the other absolutely. This is some really heavy stuff that cannot possibly be summarized in a few paragraphs, so I won't even try.

There are several monologues which are so stirring I want to learn them by heart. Particularly the last two speeches in the final 10 mins of the film. Pay close attention to those words, because they sum up the entire theme of the film. Powerful. Powerful.