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Les destinées sentimentales

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Emmanuelle Béart in Les destinées sentimentales (2000)
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À la fin du XIXe siècle à Charante, le ministre protestant Jean Barnery provoque l'inquiétude locale lorsqu'il organise une séparation d'avec sa femme obsessionnelle - et davantage de discus... Tout lireÀ la fin du XIXe siècle à Charante, le ministre protestant Jean Barnery provoque l'inquiétude locale lorsqu'il organise une séparation d'avec sa femme obsessionnelle - et davantage de discussions lorsqu'il décide de la reprendre.À la fin du XIXe siècle à Charante, le ministre protestant Jean Barnery provoque l'inquiétude locale lorsqu'il organise une séparation d'avec sa femme obsessionnelle - et davantage de discussions lorsqu'il décide de la reprendre.

  • Réalisation
    • Olivier Assayas
  • Scénario
    • Jacques Chardonne
    • Olivier Assayas
    • Jacques Fieschi
  • Casting principal
    • Emmanuelle Béart
    • Charles Berling
    • Isabelle Huppert
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,7/10
    1,4 k
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    • Réalisation
      • Olivier Assayas
    • Scénario
      • Jacques Chardonne
      • Olivier Assayas
      • Jacques Fieschi
    • Casting principal
      • Emmanuelle Béart
      • Charles Berling
      • Isabelle Huppert
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    • 29avis des critiques
    • 73Métascore
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    • Récompenses
      • 4 victoires et 6 nominations au total

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    Emmanuelle Béart
    Emmanuelle Béart
    • Pauline Pommerel
    Charles Berling
    Charles Berling
    • Jean Barnery
    Isabelle Huppert
    Isabelle Huppert
    • Nathalie Barnery
    Olivier Perrier
    Olivier Perrier
    • Philippe Pommerel
    Dominique Reymond
    Dominique Reymond
    • Julie Desca
    André Marcon
    André Marcon
    • Paul Desca
    Alexandra London
    • Louise Desca
    Julie Depardieu
    Julie Depardieu
    • Marcelle
    Louis-Do de Lencquesaing
    Louis-Do de Lencquesaing
    • Arthur Pommerel
    Valérie Bonneton
    Valérie Bonneton
    • Arthur Pommerel's wife
    Pascal Bongard
    Pascal Bongard
    • Vouzelles
    Didier Flamand
    Didier Flamand
    • Guy Barnery
    Jean-Baptiste Malartre
    Jean-Baptiste Malartre
    • Frédéric Barnery
    Nicolas Pignon
    • Bavouzet
    Catherine Mouchet
    Catherine Mouchet
    • Fernande
    Mia Hansen-Løve
    Mia Hansen-Løve
    • Aline
    Sophie Aubry
    • Dominique
    Victor Garrivier
    • Pasteur Sabatier
    • Réalisation
      • Olivier Assayas
    • Scénario
      • Jacques Chardonne
      • Olivier Assayas
      • Jacques Fieschi
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    gtzam

    Exemplary period film

    This exquisite three hour film, set in France, begins at 1900 and ends around 1930, covering in the way three decades in the life of an idealistic man, Jean Barnery, who, although began as an protestant priest, ended up becoming an industrialist in his family porcelain factory. Through the life of a complex character, a full web of compromises, illusions, deceptions, tragedies, and mistakes emerges, capturing accurately the conflictual transformations of the era as a relation to the hero's personal journey. Despite its novelistic structure that sometimes diminishes its dramatic power through big time lapses, the film manages to retain its own life and conviction through careful development of its main ideas that pervade the whole story: The unavoidable compromises, the vicissitudes of life, the difficulty in applying your ideals, the emotional fulfillment and the problems of commitment, the futility of things. Easy answers are not provided, sometimes questions are more important. Exquisitely directed by the talented Olivier Assayas, and wonderfully performed (Emanuelle Beart and Charles Berling give subtle and nuanced performances, capturing perfectly the transitions in their characters' emotional state) the film, contrary to other period pieces, never lags despite the length. A must see for people interested in a serious piece of filmmaking.
    5przgzr

    Like Who is who, or Telephone index ... but without explanation and numbers

    This movie is either too short or too long.

    If it tries to follow a book and to show the whole life of several dozen people, it should have been made as a mini (not too short) serial. I still remember how much I've enjoyed first TV version of The Forsyte Saga, made in 26 episodes.

    There are also far too many characters in the movie. (I know France is a big nation, but they didn't have to show all of them in one movie.) For the first hour you even don't know who the main characters are (unless you've read carefully opening credits). Later during the movie some of them never appear again, some appear when you've already forgotten who they were and you don't care for them any more (as well as main characters and probably the director himself). Some get a significant footage in certain part of the movie and then never show again, being completely irrelevant to the plot (or having a subplot of their own that never develops). Yes, life looks that way, you can suddenly meet a person you haven't met for ages, but life lasts decades and you can't compress it into 180 minutes.

    The movie promises very much in first hour (though this extreme number of characters obstructs your attention and complicates following the plot - and sometimes you wonder if there is any). Ball scene (often mentioned in other comments) and some casual talking scenes are marvelous in best French tradition.

    But suddenly, as if the director discovered that his movie should last more than twelve hours if he kept the same rhythm, we jump along the years and we have some important things just mentioned as if someone waking from coma now and then and getting a few basic informations before losing conscience again.

    The final hour is the best, but I'm afraid many people haven't seen it, either because of giving up, or simply falling asleep while trying to find who is who and what is he doing. Even those with best attention, who could solve this two questions, had no chance to answer the third one - why. Maybe we, who stayed awake till the end, managed to understand the main characters, but it is not a compliment for a 180 hours long work.

    Some people compared this movie to Visconti's works. I'd agree, as I find Visconti the most boring of all overrated directors (and, just to mention, I respect Tarkovsky, like Tornatore and adore Bergmann - and ignore action movies).

    Except making a serial, this movie could have been made watchable in two other ways. First, it could be made without middle part - after 1900 events we could have skipped into WWII without losing anything. Second, Assayan could have made what Kazan did with Steinbeck's East of Eden - chose one part of the novel, one plot and cut away the rest. We could have lost characters like Louise, Aline and her friend (?), Fayet etc, but I couldn't care less for them anyway. Maybe someone would find it a blasphemy for the literature, but making people yawn and bore isn't a favor to it either.
    9eliepoliti

    About love and globalization

    I just saw this picture and it gave me the impression of Assayas trying to give us a symbolic message on globalization, French versus American markets, and at the end he delivers a movie about the film industry itself.As they say, do it for the French market!

    Cinematography is at its best, rhythm of images goes perfectly along character´s feelings at the moment.

    Beautiful ball sequence and very good explanation on ceramic and china industry at beginning of 20th century, breath taking swiss sceneries.

    I WW sequence is also very well done.

    Emmanuelle Beart and Isabelle Huppert are splendorous,La Huppert appears less but is much more intense.

    Also got the impression that novel had much more to offer than the 3 hours film version, but this is film, anyway, and script is script.

    Beginning and ending with a death scene, love is the only worthy thing in life.
    9runamokprods

    An intimate epic

    The story of a man (a very good performance by Charles Berling) over a 30 year period, starting at the beginning of the 20th century. It explores what matters to him -- the women in his life, his morality, and later his porcelain factory.

    It poses some important questions; how does one balance morality, passion and being an artist? And when is the pursuit of perfection a vice or a virtue?

    There are flaws; some interesting plot lines are simply dropped, and other less interesting ones get more time than they need. Isabelle Huppert, while always good is surprisingly a bit one-note, and Emmanuelle Beart can't really pull off being an old lady.

    But this ultimately felt like more than the sum of its parts. By the end I felt moved and thoughtful, and it's 3 hour length, while deliberate, was never boring.

    Critics were very divided - some coldly dismissed it as dull and seemed angry at Assayas for betraying his earlier hipper, more energetic films (I'm just impressed by his range), while others, like me, were really taken in by the Dickensian sweep.
    6gnieom

    The film was sensitive, but disappointing.

    The film was sensitive, but disappointing.

    It was over-extended and in spite of the elements to a period flick being present -- set in a small village, a devoutly Protestant porcelain empire in Limoges, the Swiss Alps, and World War I -- it lacked the period movie breadth like how the Italian's would do it.

    Not even the beauty of Béart nor the shaky camera technique used throughout the movie could hold our attention for such a long time.

    Oh well, this was Olivier Assayas' first period film, a departure from his contemporary works.

    That's a valid excuse for the film, I guess.

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      Antoine Duhamel composed and recorded a score for the film, which went unused as it didn't satisfy Olivier Assayas, who blamed himself, considering he wasn't able to convey what he wanted from the music. Thus, only preexisting music is used in the film.

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    • Date de sortie
      • 12 juillet 2000 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • France
      • Suisse
    • Sites officiels
      • CAB Productions (Switzerland)
      • Pathé / FKGB
    • Langues
      • Français
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Sentimental Destinies
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Gare, Champigny-sur-Veude, Indre-et-Loire, France
    • Sociétés de production
      • Arena Films
      • TF1 Films Production
      • CAB Productions
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      • 14 980 000 € (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 230 900 $US
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 231 293 $US
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