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Le joueur d'échecs

Titre original : Schachnovelle
  • 2021
  • 1h 50min
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6,8/10
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Oliver Masucci in Le joueur d'échecs (2021)
To withstand the psychological torture of the Gestapo, a lawyer imprisoned by the Nazis finds refuge in the world of chess.
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Pour résister à la torture psychologique de la Gestapo, un avocat emprisonné par les nazis se sauve dans le monde des échecs.Pour résister à la torture psychologique de la Gestapo, un avocat emprisonné par les nazis se sauve dans le monde des échecs.Pour résister à la torture psychologique de la Gestapo, un avocat emprisonné par les nazis se sauve dans le monde des échecs.

  • Réalisation
    • Philipp Stölzl
  • Scénario
    • Eldar Grigorian
    • Stefan Zweig
  • Casting principal
    • Oliver Masucci
    • Dieter Bernhardt
    • Elias Gabele
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,8/10
    5,3 k
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Philipp Stölzl
    • Scénario
      • Eldar Grigorian
      • Stefan Zweig
    • Casting principal
      • Oliver Masucci
      • Dieter Bernhardt
      • Elias Gabele
    • 18avis d'utilisateurs
    • 34avis des critiques
    • 80Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 5 victoires et 12 nominations au total

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    Rôles principaux37

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    Oliver Masucci
    Oliver Masucci
    • Dr. Josef Bartok
    Dieter Bernhardt
    • Fahrer
    Elias Gabele
    • Passkontrolleur am Hafen
    Birgit Minichmayr
    Birgit Minichmayr
    • Anna Bartok
    Rafael Stachowiak
    Rafael Stachowiak
    • Schiffskellner Harry
    Isa Hochgerner
    • Köchin
    Maresi Riegner
    • Dienstmädchen Klara
    Anton Rattinger
    • Fahrer Max
    Aron Eichhorn
    • Demonstrant
    Johannes Zeiler
    Johannes Zeiler
    • Dr. Fink
    Markus Schleinzer
    Markus Schleinzer
    • Dr. Auer
    Clemens Berndorff
    • Dr. Swoboda
    Gerhard Flödl
    • Kellner Palais Auersperg
    Lukas Miko
    Lukas Miko
    • Gustav Sailer
    Andreas Lust
    Andreas Lust
    • Johann Prantl
    Heiko Köchel
    • Gestapomänner
    Kari Rakkola
    • Gestapomänner
    Christian Dungl
    • Gestapomänner
    • Réalisation
      • Philipp Stölzl
    • Scénario
      • Eldar Grigorian
      • Stefan Zweig
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    Avis des utilisateurs18

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    7GianfrancoSpada

    A checkmated mind

    A very commendable production of a high cinematic standard, despite a lacking plot development. The protagonist's performance is masterful, immersing us in first-person suffering, an acting prowess that alone justifies watching the film. In addition to the protagonist's acting, there's a good technical production in terms of photography and lighting, although not masterful, it's of a fairly high standard. It's a shame that the plot couldn't make better use of a story with a short narrative journey, barely saved by the surprising twists at the end that leave the viewer astounded, making them forget all those sequences, while valid, not strictly necessary for visual storytelling. With a more developed plot, the film could have achieved a higher level of cinematic quality, but it still deserves credit for turning a theatrical drama into a respectable film.
    7rnscinematicinsights

    A Gripping Historical Drama Thriller

    "The Royal Game," directed by Philipp Stölzl in 2021, is a historical drama thriller based on the eponymous literary work by Stefan Zweig. Starring Oliver Masucci and Albrecht Schuch, the film delves into the poignant story of Joseph Bartok, a former Viennese notary who recalls the traumas of war, from his arrest by the Gestapo to his time spent in isolation, while clinging to a chess book found in his cell as a lifeline to overcome his psychological suffering.

    The film's strengths lie first and foremost in the incredible acting performance of Oliver Masucci as Joseph Bartok. His portrayal is stunning, skillfully capturing the transformation of the character before and after his arrest, with remarkable emotional depth. The adaptation of Stefan Zweig's book is also well-executed, offering a fresh perspective to the story while remaining true to its essence. Philipp Stölzl's direction is of high quality, with dark and artistic visual effects in the framing that are visually captivating, particularly the chess game scene between Masucci and Schuch on the steamship, which is a true masterpiece.

    However, despite these strengths, the film also has some weaknesses. The screenplay can sometimes feel sluggish, with scenes that are too slow-paced and may bore the viewer, compromising the artistic aspect of the film. Some passages could have been better paced to maintain the viewer's attention consistently.

    In conclusion, "The Royal Game" is a film that will appeal to fans of tender and artistic films. The acting performances, direction, and book adaptation are undeniable strengths. However, the sometimes slow-paced screenplay may be a drawback for some viewers. I recommend this film to those who appreciate historical dramas with an artistic approach, and I give it a rating of 7/10.
    7Manhattandatingproject

    Interesting take on a timeless classic

    Oliver Masucci knows how to act. First in "Er ist wieder da" & now in "Schachnovelle". Tough order, since Curd Gustav Andreas Gottlieb Franz Jürgens created a show stopping performance earlier. Michael Wortmann has to be applauded for the special effects & the cinematography is spectacular. Read Stefan Zweigs short story first, if you haven't already. The reviewer wonders, how the quote "Life is a game of chess" played a role in writing the novel as well as personal experiences. Wish Stefan Zweig had published more.

    This film evokes an interesting thought process about the mind and still largely unknown brain. The acting is stellar as is the directing & editing. Prisoner's Dilemma and Viktor Emil Frankl's work make watching this film more interesting, although not closely connected to the film & short story, rather to the Angst, current events and the following two quotes by Stefan Zweig:

    "In chess, as a purely intellectual game, where randomness is excluded, - for someone to play against himself is absurd ... It is as paradoxical, as attempting to jump over his own shadow." And: "All my life I have been passionately interested in monomaniacs of any kind, people carried away by a single idea. The more one limits oneself, the closer one is to the infinite; these people, as unworldly as they seem, burrow like termites into their own particular material to construct, in miniature, a strange and utterly individual image of the world." Enjoy watching & let us know, what you think.
    10clanciai

    A game of chess turning the world a universal loser

    This was the last work that Stefan Zweig finished, and naturally int was unpublished at his death in February 1942, and it is amazing how well it has been adapted for the screen, actually making it equal as a film to the original novella, which is neither a novel nor a short story but something in between, exploring the ultimate mental capacities of man under extreme duress constantly going too far, here by the means of the psychological torture of the Nazis going as far as murdering his best friend in front of his eyes, just to obtain some formal information by downright extortion and reckless blackmail; while the man survives to reach his freedom but at the cost of his sanity, as he loses all sense of reality and time in the outrageous process. Oliver Masucci makes an overwhelming performance going through massive ordeals, being transported like a modern Ulysses from the highest social position (the emperor of China) to internment in the hell of inhuman isolation. Everything in this film is just perfect, it is made like a psychological thriller, and although action is minimised and the dialog is sparse, the suspense is consistently strung to a breaking point, illustrated by the light bulbs repeatedly exploding. And yet the realism is always present. Objections could be raised against the last scene, which gives the impression of an unnecessary excuse, but many of Zweig's stories had similar almost disappointing endings. This is a top masterpiece which nothing can reduce from the ranks of one of the most significant films made after the war about the war, and so long afterwards at that, enhancing its pricelessness even more.
    9Breumaster

    Great Story, Great Acting, Great Cinematography, Great ....

    This movie is great on many bases. It shows the power of mind in a way, which is very understandable. I see no flaw in this movie, but it clearly is difficult content, because it deals with a time that is gone a long time ago. I can imagine that many younger people can't understand the meaning of that all. The movie is being carried perfectly by the whole cast and especially by Oliver Masucci. It tells the story also in flashbacks, which are clear enough. One of the best German literature filming. I recommend it especially for people who are interested in this timeframe of history of Austria and Germany and literature. Also it isn't biographical, it shows likewise circumstances.

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    • Date de sortie
      • 22 février 2022 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Allemagne
      • Autriche
    • Sites officiels
      • arabuloku.com
      • Official site (United States)
    • Langue
      • Allemand
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
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    • Lieux de tournage
      • Berlin, Allemagne
    • Sociétés de production
      • Walker Worm Film
      • ARD Degeto Film
      • Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR)
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