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La mujer casada

Título original: Une femme mariée: Suite de fragments d'un film tourné en 1964
  • 1964
  • B15
  • 1h 35min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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La mujer casada (1964)
DramaRomance

Una mujer superficial intenta escoger entre su marido abusivo y su amante vanidoso.Una mujer superficial intenta escoger entre su marido abusivo y su amante vanidoso.Una mujer superficial intenta escoger entre su marido abusivo y su amante vanidoso.

  • Dirección
    • Jean-Luc Godard
  • Guionista
    • Jean-Luc Godard
  • Elenco
    • Bernard Noël
    • Macha Méril
    • Philippe Leroy
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    7.1/10
    4.6 k
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    • Dirección
      • Jean-Luc Godard
    • Guionista
      • Jean-Luc Godard
    • Elenco
      • Bernard Noël
      • Macha Méril
      • Philippe Leroy
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    • 34Opiniones de los críticos
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    • Premios
      • 2 nominaciones en total

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    Elenco principal10

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    Bernard Noël
    • Robert, the Lover
    Macha Méril
    Macha Méril
    • Charlotte
    Philippe Leroy
    Philippe Leroy
    • Pierre, the Husband
    Christophe Bourseiller
    Christophe Bourseiller
    • Nicolas
    • (as Chris Tophe)
    Roger Leenhardt
    Roger Leenhardt
    • Self
    Margareth Clémenti
    • Girl in Swimming Pool
    • (as Margaret Le-Van)
    Véronique Duval
    Véronique Duval
    • Girl in Swimming Pool
    Rita Maiden
    Rita Maiden
    • Madame Celine
    Georges Liron
    • The Physician
    Jean-Luc Godard
    Jean-Luc Godard
    • The Narrator
    • (sin créditos)
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      • Jean-Luc Godard
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      • Jean-Luc Godard
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    6Xstal

    Lessons in Lingerie...

    You decide to make the leap, Pierre to Robert, an actor, he likes you shorn of blouse and your skirts, doesn't overpower you, like Pierre's inclined to do, and he fits into an image, you prefer. Pierre was made aware, of all your cheating, had you followed and found out of covert meetings, but he thought it was all over, the affair had found its closure, he's oblivious that you haven't been retreating. A doctor lets you know there'll be another, in six months you will become natural mother, but the father could be either, 50/50 the conceiver, have to decide if it's one, or it's the other.

    A typically abstract tale from the director of the deep, conceptual and symbolic, centred around Charlottes dilemma and how the world around her influences.
    9Quinoa1984

    on women, love, bodies, affairs, marriage, and other concerns

    We see a hand, then another hand, in the frame of the opening shot of Jean-Luc Godard's Une femme mariee. It's from here that we see a succession of images, all of the body but never anything explicit- a leg, a belly-button, hands, a back, a nude front but covered breasts. Godard is inquiring about the form of a body in and of itself while also trying to find new ways of photographing it. In these shots, which also happen again in this sort of physical poetry a couple of other times in the film, illustrate something both absorbing and elusive about the film in general.

    It's about form and 'lifestyle, of the married life and the affair, of a bad husband and a tricky squeeze on the side... but then we also have scenes that puncture through the infidelity drama: there's a scene where Robert, the lover, and Charlotte, the main femme of the movie, are sitting in a movie theater at an airport, discreetly, and one wonders what they're about to watch (just before this an image of Hitchcock appears as if Charlotte sees it in the lobby), and it turns out to be some kind of holocaust documentary ala Night & Fog. They leave right away. Too much of a shock, or too much reality? How does the outside world affect these people?

    We get a lot of scenes of characters just talking to one another, asking questions, sometimes in documentary form. Whether it's really Godard off camera asking the questions and turning it into a docu-narrative of some sort (the old Bazinian logic taken to an extreme that an actor in front of a camera is still in a documentary of the actor acting on camera perhaps), or the characters themselves is kept a little unclear. But this doesn't distract from the dialog and monologues being generally, genuinely intriguing and moving even. There's one scene in particular that I shall not forget easily, no pun intended, when Pierre, the husband, espouses about memory and how "impossible" it is for him to forget, and how rotten it can be for someone who has dealt with real horror (he recalls a story, as his character is a pilot, of talking to Roberto Rossellini about a concentration camp victim and memory and that it made him laugh - again, a very harsh contrast of Dachau and Auschwitz mentioned for interpretation).

    This and a few other times when characters just go off on something has a lasting impact. Une femme Mariee is filled with the sort of cinematic rhythm that would immediately say to someone unfamiliar with foreign/art-house film, let alone Godard, "oh, that's an 'arty' movie". It certainly is: everything from its themes of alienated characters to its lyrical and original cinematography to the repetition of the Beethoven music (later used in Prenom Carmen) to image itself becomes an issue like when Charlotte obsesses over ladies wearing bras in a magazine, it's all from an artist who expresses his concerns in a my-way-or-the- highway attitude to the audience. And you want to go along with him, if curious enough, to see where he'll take his trio of characters in the Parisian settings. Sometimes there's even weird, dark humor, like when Charlotte finds a random record of some woman in agony and it's the sound of a woman just laughing - something that Charlotte and Pierre listen to in silence until Charlotte wants to put on another record and she becomes like a little kid trying to put it on without Pierre getting in her way.

    What looks disjointed and without a plot is deceptive when looking at it in pieces. But somehow Godard's film works as a whole piece, and it's part of the point to find this character Charlotte not easy to figure out. The men in her life barely know themselves. And by the end, when it should be about the melodrama of a baby on the way, Godard side- steps this (already dealing with it comically in A Woman is a Woman), by making it about something else on the surface and underneath full of tension. Notice how demanding Charlotte is of answers from Robert about what it means to be an actor. He answers well and stands his ground, but it becomes noticeable that it's not about getting answers on acting or real love but about this woman's tortured self-made life. It's not emotionally gripping, but it gets one to think and it's this that makes Godard's film special in his cannon of great 1960's works.
    7gavin6942

    Simple Beauty

    Charlotte is young and modern, not a hair out of place, superficial, cool; she reads fashion magazines - does she have the perfect bust? She lives in a Paris suburb with her son and her husband Pierre, a pilot.

    Whilst in Cannes in May 1964 Godard met Luigi Chiarini, the director of the 1964 Venice Film Festival, and offered to make a film that would be completed in three months in time to premiere at Venice - the festival would run from August 27 to September 10. The film would be the story of a woman, her husband, and her lover, and the woman would find out that she is pregnant and not know whose child it is.

    I find it hard to believe that Godard is still alive today (2016), because his films seem so much a part of the past. How can anyone still alive have been so influential to everyone in the 70s, 80s, 90s and so on? But he is. And this is one of those films, because it is just beautiful. There is plot, but the real focus is on art. It is like pop art caught on film, beautifully so.
    9Ethan_Ford

    Neglected Godard masterpiece

    One of Godard's least seen films of the sixties,yet one of his most interesting and mature works.At first viewing it seems to be a typically Gallic story of adultery as the married woman of the title,Charlotte (Macha Méril)is torn between her airline pilot husband and her lover,an actor.But in contrast to how Truffaut,for example,treats adultery in the contemporaneous "La Peau Douce",Godard uses it as a pretext to explore the consumer culture of the sixties.He investigates the role which the media plays in forming Charlotte's tastes and opinions,focusing on the endless stream of advertisements,record sleeves,films and magazines to which she is exposed every day and which informs her views on every subject from politics to fashion. Her frequently naked body is seen in close-up,fragmented,com modified like all the other fetishistic images seen throughout the film.

    As usual with Godard there is a plethora of references to filmic and literary figures who have influenced his work.There are a series of cinéma vérité type interviews with the husband,their son and filmmaker Roger Leenhardt which break up the narrative flow in an acknowledgement to Brecht,who would be a key figure in Godard's development in the next decade,whilst Charlotte indulges in several soliloquies reminiscent of Molly Bloom in "Ulysses",one of his favourite books.Formed by this melding together of disparate elements and techniques,"Une femme marieé" brilliantly expresses what it must have felt for a young woman to be alive in the summer of 1964.
    8lasttimeisaw

    Cinema Omnivore - A Married Woman (1964) 8.1/10

    "No compunction can be traced from a two-timing Charlotte, she juggles Pierre's brute aggressiveness and tenderness (Leroy implements both with stark precision), with Roger's sophistication and clinginess, even the moral conundrum of pregnancy cannot fluster her, she only wants to know whether her pursuit of physical pleasure is wrong or not. Méril has a knack for evasion, her high-born delicacy, impish self-effacement emblazons her with an air of nonchalance that is essentially why French women on screen are so ethereal, yet, Godard's self-referential monologue often brings Charlotte down to earth, her inner thoughts, private ideations, her conviction in trust above anything else, find her beyond moral reproach, essentially, it is her aw-shucks niceness and realness (words are not put into her mouth, she seems to mean what she articulates) that establishes herself as an unusual Godard heroine, Charlotte's modernity is head of her time."

    read my full review on my blog: Cinema Omnivore, thanks.

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    • Trivia
      Roughly 30 minutes into the film, in the scene where Pierre, Charlotte and Roger Leenhardt are sitting down in the living room, a small, cockroach looking-like insect crawls on the floor between Pierre's legs.
    • Citas

      Charlotte: It's odd. Men will allow for themselves which they won't allow for women.

    • Conexiones
      Featured in Godard, l'amour, la poésie (2007)
    • Bandas sonoras
      Quand le Film est Triste
      (Sad Movies Make Me Cry)

      Written by John D. Loudermilk

      French lyrics by Georges Aber and Lucien Morisse

      Performed by Sylvie Vartan

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    Detalles

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 24 de noviembre de 1967 (México)
    • País de origen
      • Francia
    • Idioma
      • Francés
    • También se conoce como
      • A Married Woman
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • París, Francia
    • Productoras
      • Anouchka Films
      • Orsay Films
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      • USD 120,000 (estimado)
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      1 hora 35 minutos
    • Color
      • Black and White
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      • Mono
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 1.37 : 1

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