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La rosa di ferro

Titolo originale: La rose de fer
  • 1973
  • Unrated
  • 1h 26min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
6,1/10
2461
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Françoise Pascal in La rosa di ferro (1973)
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Una giovane coppia sta facendo una passeggiata e decide di inoltrarsi in un grande cimitero. Quando inizia a calare l'oscurità, si rendono conto che non riescono a trovare la via d'uscita e ... Leggi tuttoUna giovane coppia sta facendo una passeggiata e decide di inoltrarsi in un grande cimitero. Quando inizia a calare l'oscurità, si rendono conto che non riescono a trovare la via d'uscita e presto le loro paure iniziano a sopraffarli.Una giovane coppia sta facendo una passeggiata e decide di inoltrarsi in un grande cimitero. Quando inizia a calare l'oscurità, si rendono conto che non riescono a trovare la via d'uscita e presto le loro paure iniziano a sopraffarli.

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    • Jean Rollin
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Tristan Corbière
    • Maurice Lemaître
    • Jean Rollin
  • Star
    • Françoise Pascal
    • Hugues Quester
    • Natalie Perrey
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    6,1/10
    2461
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Jean Rollin
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Tristan Corbière
      • Maurice Lemaître
      • Jean Rollin
    • Star
      • Françoise Pascal
      • Hugues Quester
      • Natalie Perrey
    • 46Recensioni degli utenti
    • 72Recensioni della critica
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    Interpreti principali6

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    Françoise Pascal
    Françoise Pascal
    • La femme
    Hugues Quester
    Hugues Quester
    • L'homme
    • (as Pierre Dupont)
    Natalie Perrey
    • La vieille femme au cimetière
    Mireille Dargent
    Mireille Dargent
    • Le Clown
    • (as Dily D'Argent)
    Michel Delesalle
    • Le vampire
    Jean Rollin
    Jean Rollin
    • Le rôdeur
    • Regia
      • Jean Rollin
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Tristan Corbière
      • Maurice Lemaître
      • Jean Rollin
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    Michael_Elliott

    Iron Rose

    Iron Rose, The (1973)

    *** (out of 4)

    A man (Hugues Quester) and woman (Francoise Pascal) meet at a wedding reception and sneak off to talk where they agree to meet the next day for a bike ride. The two ride past a cemetery and decide to enter so that they can have sex in an underground tomb but when they come up it is now dark and they soon find themselves lost and unable to get out. This is considered by many to be the best film Rollin ever made and I might not disagree. The film has received a big cult following over the years and the strange thing is that it has been sold as a horror film but there's no horror anywhere in the film. This is certainly an art house film and a departure for Rollin as there are no vampires, zombies, lesbians, gore and even the sex is tame and there's only one sequence of nudity. The film runs 75-minutes and not too much happens in that time. The two just walk around trying to find their way out while their minds start to be filled with paranoia. The film is very slow paced like every other Rollin film but this works in the films favor. The cinematography is terrific and they used a real cemetery to shoot in, which adds great atmosphere. I think the final eight minutes could have been edited down but this is certainly a surreal little gem.
    Mathis_Vogel

    a mood piece

    The beginning of the film - deserted town and railway station sequences are a delight. When the characters eventually enter the cemetery, 'The Iron Rose' gets somehwat tedious, with the heroes merely wondering amid the tombstones, uttering nonsensical lines from time to time. There's little for them to do there. The film was clearly made purely out of Rollin's love for cemetery ambiance,its decay and desolation: multiple shots of crosses and tombstones, strange characters who don't understand each other. Conversations they have lead nowhere and end abruptly. Rollin populates the cemetery with his favourite heroes: a vampire is seen entering the crypt, and a creepy clown bringing some flowers to one of the graves. The acting is rather questionable, also because the script doesn't provide the leads who actually seem to be quite capable actors, with any material to work with. Therefore their behaviour in the film seems really weird as they switch from nearly catatonic state to mad fury for no reason and then become mild and gentle again within seconds. Rollin never ever tells conventional stories with his films, instead he just films what he wants to see, and then puts it together in editing, as a result his subconscious is on display. There's no such thing as pace in his films, he doesn't try an give his films rhythm and structure via editing, he only uses it to put the scenes together (hence the frequent jarring cuts in most of his works). The director's aim is to put you in a particular mood, not to deliver some concrete message. Atmosphere is his ultimate aim, for Rollin admits his films are moving paintings. I was disappointed when I first watched the film, but I rewatch it often. Although lacking any dramatic tension, 'The Iron Rose' is a very beautiful and atmospheric film.
    7SkullScreamerReturns

    Graveyard the movie

    If you like gothic imagery about graves and old ruins, then you must see this film. Almost the whole movie takes place in an old cemetary. The plot is quite thin. Mostly the main characters just run and try to find a way out of the cemetary. So...this is a very usual thing to say about Jean Rollin films: not such great plot, but a lot of beautiful visual images. In my country there aren't such big and old cemetaries like seen on this film. Italy is such a gift to the world of horror, and I'm grateful for directors like Rollin to shoot movies in this kind of fantastic locations.

    I was a little bit disappointed because I've seen more interesting films from the director before. The lack of plot and lack of actual horror/blood/monsters/something troubled me a bit. But since I bought the blu-ray I will definitely keep it in my collection and watch again later. Must have red wine, though. And perhaps a skull-shaped chalice.
    10matheusmarchetti

    Among the Dead

    More than a few European horror directors in the 70's went on to do hardcore pornography, and Jean Rollin in no exception. What differs him from the likes of Joe D'Amato, however, is that Rollin was a real, though neglected craftsman, and possibly one of France's finest auteurs. He injects each and every one of his horror films (save for "Zombie Lake", which is as much a Jess Franco film as Tobe Hooper's "Poltergeist" is a Steven Spielberg film) with such relentless atmosphere of death prowling every inch of the frame, and "The Rose of Iron" is where he excels. One of the finest poets of all things morbid and decadent - think the cinematic equivalent of Edgar Allan Poe, Rollin creates a minimalist, lyrical, unusual and disorienting beautiful ode to Death, that save for very few exceptions, has never been bettered elsewhere in the genre. The fairly simplistic, but multi-layered plot follows a young couple getting trapped in a cemetery after-hours, unable to find the way out as the girl slowly succumbs to madness. "The Rose of Iron" is a difficult film and thus not for everyone, as even Rollin fans might find themselves disappointed, as there is none of his trademark vampire girl-on-girl action nor is there the slightest bit of gore and camp. Nudity is minimal, and so is the cast, composed of only two actors for nearly it's entirety, with only one setting. Nevertheless, what one can simply describe as boring and uninteresting, I find be a cerebral, hypnotic tour-de-force, that keeps you glued to the screen from beginning to end, if you're willing to be bewitched by it's atypical quality. Although most Euro-horrors of it's time were criticized for poor acting, "Rose..." proves otherwise by having brilliant performances from Françoise Pascal and Hugues Quester as the young couple. They are one of the few Rollin performers who actually manage to enjoy a more successful career in French cinema, and rightfully so. They manage to carry the film brilliantly, even with the limited and often surrealistic dialogue. Quester evokes a genuine sense of paranoia as the film progresses, and Pascal's spiral descent into insanity is equally raw and visceral, in spite of the film's otherworldly nature. Pascal's acceptance and consequent embracing of the world of the dead very much represents Jean Rollin's own utopia - a twilight world that transcends time and space, where both the living and the deceased live among one another, to the point they become one. Rollin's passion for crumbling, ancient grounds also mirrors this ideal dreamland, and he makes the best out of this often-used setting, bringing it to life through some delirious camera-work that would make Argento envious, and an equally foreboding, experimental musical score by Pierre Raph. Overall, if you dare give yourself up to the unique, morbidly beautiful dream-world of France's most underrated filmmaker, "The Rose of Iron" is the film for you.
    6oraklon

    A horror film about getting lost

    A very odd film from Jean Rollin, a horror film completely without traditional horror elements and threats - it's about getting lost! A young couple gets lost at a country churchyard one night and lots of panic, statues and typical Rollin-doomed romanticism follows. It's a sympathetic, sometimes beautiful films with an interesting idea that still could have been executed a lot better. Lack of pacing was to be expected but the bad actors are the biggest problem. Usually Rollin's use of non-professionals is greatly to his advantage - bored-looking non-actors delivering pretentious dialogue in a very stiff way is part of his aesthetic style, but here the actors actually tries to act and it doesn't really work. Still, a pretty good film with some memorable scenes (the lovemaking in the tomb with spinning cameras was great!). A film for friends of Rollin.

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      Jean Rollin: Strange man walking through the cemetery.
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      The Boy: [In the cemetery, looking at all the elaborate tombs] I don't care where they put me when I'm dead.

      The Girl: Do you think the soul escapes from the body after death? Is there such a thing as the soul?

      The Boy: I don't think there's anything left after physical death. And it's stupid to spend all that money on stiffs.

      The Girl: Some do that out of love.

      The Boy: Well, I prefer the love of life more than the love of death.

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    • Data di uscita
      • 12 aprile 1973 (Francia)
    • Paese di origine
      • Francia
    • Siti ufficiali
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    • Lingua
      • Francese
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      • The Iron Rose
    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Amiens, Somme, Francia
    • Azienda produttrice
      • Les Films ABC
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      1 ora 26 minuti
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    • Proporzioni
      • 1.37 : 1(original ratio)
      • 1.78 : 1

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