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Ciúme - O Inferno do Amor Possessivo

Título original: L'enfer
  • 1994
  • Not Rated
  • 1 h 42 min
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7,0/10
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Emmanuelle Béart and François Cluzet in Ciúme - O Inferno do Amor Possessivo (1994)
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Paul e Nelly têm tudo para serem felizes: um casamento dos sonhos e um hotel. Até que Paul começa a duvidar de Nelly.Paul e Nelly têm tudo para serem felizes: um casamento dos sonhos e um hotel. Até que Paul começa a duvidar de Nelly.Paul e Nelly têm tudo para serem felizes: um casamento dos sonhos e um hotel. Até que Paul começa a duvidar de Nelly.

  • Direção
    • Claude Chabrol
  • Roteiristas
    • Claude Chabrol
    • Henri-Georges Clouzot
    • Jean Ferry
  • Artistas
    • Emmanuelle Béart
    • François Cluzet
    • Nathalie Cardone
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,0/10
    6,9 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Claude Chabrol
    • Roteiristas
      • Claude Chabrol
      • Henri-Georges Clouzot
      • Jean Ferry
    • Artistas
      • Emmanuelle Béart
      • François Cluzet
      • Nathalie Cardone
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    Emmanuelle Béart
    Emmanuelle Béart
    • Nelly
    François Cluzet
    François Cluzet
    • Paul Prieur
    Nathalie Cardone
    • Marylin
    André Wilms
    André Wilms
    • Doctor Arnoux
    Marc Lavoine
    Marc Lavoine
    • Martineau
    Christiane Minazzoli
    Christiane Minazzoli
    • Mme Vernon
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    Dora Doll
    • Mme Chabert
    Mario David
    Mario David
    • Duhamel
    Jean-Pierre Cassel
    Jean-Pierre Cassel
    • M. Vernon
    Sophie Artur
    • Clotilde
    Thomas Chabrol
    Thomas Chabrol
    • Julien
    Noël Simsolo
    Noël Simsolo
    • M. Chabert
    Yves Verhoeven
    • Young Boy
    Amaya Antolin
    • Mariette
    Jean-Claude Barbier
    • M. Pinoiseau
    Claire De Beaumont
    • Mme Rudemont
    Pierre-François Dumeniaud
    Pierre-François Dumeniaud
    • M. Lenoir
    René Gouzenne
    • M. Ballandieu
    • Direção
      • Claude Chabrol
    • Roteiristas
      • Claude Chabrol
      • Henri-Georges Clouzot
      • Jean Ferry
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    zio ugo

    De la normalité bourgoise jusqu'a l'enfer

    Quite interesting film on obsession (an obsession of jealousy, in the specific case) and on the observation that hell is man-made. I liked the very solar performance of Emmanuelle Béart, while I expected something more from François Cluzet.

    In order to frame the film properly, however, one must consider that the original script is from 1964 and that Chabrol went to a certain length not to let us lose sight of this fact: the film is shot in a very 60's technicolor; one of the hotel guests uses a camera rather than a video-camera, and the scene he shoots have an unmistakably 60's flavor; the water-ski scene (the key moment of the whole film) has a 60's pace and framing,... We are obviously supposed to read the film in a 1960's perspective. And, considering the political climate in France in the 60's, and the nature of Paul Prieur occupation (he is a hotel owner, therefore a businessman), I find it impossible not to read this film as a statement of the impossibility of the bourgeois ideal of happiness.

    The bourgeois values make people equipped to strive for more, but don't give them the emotional tools to deal with their life once they are "arrived." The feeling that there must be something more, and that this can't be the perfection of life is too easily translated in the feeling that there *is* something wrong (a cheating wife: the greatest shame for the latin male), and in the creation of a personal hell.

    It is very significant, I think, that the film was released at the dawn of the "new economy" which, even more that the traditional bourgeois values, leads people to a life of continuous movement, and makes them emotionally unprepared to deal with being finally arrived.
    Doctor_Bombay

    A man's own personal hell….

    Reality, or fantasy is the immediate question posed in Claude Chabrol's L'Enfer. The man who carries the mantel the 'French Hitchcock' Chabrol delivers a taut, bare to the bones thriller.

    When husband Paul (Francois Cluzet) begins to believe his beautiful, flirtatious wife Nelly (Emmanuelle Beart) is fooling around, his psychological demise is quick, and intense.

    Chabrol brings us the story primarily from Paul's point of view, leaving many of the ambiguities, as well as the uncertainties of this tale to our own imagination.

    From a script of Henri-Georges Clouzot (Diabolique, Wages of Fear) written in 1964, Chabrol updates the original (Clouzot never finished his version due to failing health, he died in 1977) giving it the contemporary setting and dialogue, but maintaining a style of presentation consistent with the thrillers of that era.

    I love this early exchange: Nelly: "You're following me, Paul." Paul: "Why would I, is there any reason?" Nelly: "No, but if you keep it up, there will be."

    Emmanuelle Beart shows why she is one of the world's great stars. American audiences have yet to have the best of Beart, who's English speaking debut (Mission:Impossible) seemed uneven, almost clumsy. But here she delivers on all cylinders: a beautiful seductress. Calculating? Unfaithful? We'll see.

    Highly recommended.
    7nin-chan

    Enigmatic...?

    If this film represents a faithful adherence to Clouzot's original script, one would have to say that the story may be regarded as the absolute apex/exemplar of Clouzot's understanding of psychology. At the same time, L'Enfer is absolutely a Claude Chabrol film, and the fact that it rests comfortably in either canon attests to the lasting parallels between the two masters.

    As with all of Chabrol's foremost creations, this is incisive social commentary masquerading under the banal tag of "psychological thriller". Though the film can be enjoyed without any deeper engagement with or meditation on its themes of Othello-esquire obsession/jealousy, I think some thought will reveal it to be a far more rewarding film than a superficial viewing might suggest.

    Situating/contextualizing the film in Chabrol's vast corpus of work, one finds in "L'Enfer" another nightmarish journey into the hazards of bourgeois sterility. Though one might say that the work is naturalistic in some respects (the intense violence that simmers beneath the genteel exterior is revealed in his disdainful disparagement of the neighboring competition), that the overreaching, emotionally volatile and profoundly sensitive husband is particularly prone to this type of neurosis, the telling proclamation of "sans fin" that closes the film suggests that the narrative is not one of isolated particulars, but a general affliction, a self-perpetuating tragedy engendered by flawed social mechanisms.

    Throughout his career, Chabrol has been especially critical of the life-denying entropy and suffocating claustrophobia of bourgeois marriage, a plight where the insatiably voracious woman feels her haplessness and subordination most acutely. This, in some respects, might be his finest evaluation of marriage and erotic love in general. The tensions explored throughout the film are far from novel, again we bear witness to the irresolvable Romantic preoccupation, the desire to possess and identify with a subjective other. Again, as with "Les Bonnes Femmes", we see the carnivorous, destructive male principle, eager to subdue, asphyxiate, smother and ultimately devour irrepressible femininity.

    Yet lest we distance ourselves from Paul's evident psychosis, Chabrol implicates marriage as an institution endorsed by society at large. Note Paul's perverse, masochistic pleasure in fabricating these outlandish fantasies, particularly the wild reverie of Emanuelle Beart entertaining the entire hotel in the attic. Is this the only way to preserve erotic love in the nauseating ennui of marriage, to continually reinvent the Other and, through wild imaginings, make him/her a stranger so as to escape the concreteness of conjugal reality? On another level, the film might be read as an Adlerian representation of modern neurosis, of a nervous man who is inadequately equipped for the rigours of social expectation, whose overreaching demand for absolute order and unity invariably drive him to dementia and a flight from reality. Chimeras of success and masculine authority elude him, undermined by personal insecurities and a willful, independent wife. How then, does he compensate for his lack of control? Refuge in the sadistic alternate reality that he manufactures throughout the movie.

    Technically, this movie is almost immaculate, featuring outstanding performances (Emmanuelle Beart is a force of nature) and repeated viewings affirm that it is a movie of great understanding. I'm not sure if this review made any sort of sense at all, but at the end of the day all I can do is urge you to immerse yourself in "L'Enfer".
    8claudio_carvalho

    Insecurity, Paranoia and Madness

    The owner of the Hotel Du Lac, Paul Prieur (François Cluzet), gets married with the beautiful and sexy Nelly (Emmanuelle Béart) and they have a boy. Nelly loves Paul and is pleasant with guests, and the insecure Paul feels that she is a woman out of his league.

    When Nelly spends some time with the handsome guest Martineau (Marc Lavoine), Paul follows her and becomes paranoid and delusional believing that she is unfaithful to him. His increasing obsession turns into madness that ends in an announced tragedy.

    "L'Enfer", a.k.a. "Hell" (1994), is a dramatic tale of insecurity, paranoia and madness by Claude Chabrol, with the story of a man that lives in hell with his jealousy and brings this hell to the life of his wife. Last time that I saw this film was on 23 April 2000 and the story is timeless and has not aged. The tragic conclusion is predictable and my only remark is the attitude of Doctor Arnoux, who should have foreseen that the safety of Nelly was in danger with the insane Paul. Emmanuelle Béart is wonderfully cast to justify the obsession of Paul. My vote is eight.

    Title (Brazil): "Ciúme - O Inferno do Amor Possessivo" ("Jealousy - The Hell of the Possessive Love")

    Note: On 04 February 2018, I saw this film again.

    Note: On 07 January 2025, I saw this film again.
    7gavin6942

    Interesting Case Study

    Paul, an irritable and stressed-out hotel manager, begins to gradually develop paranoid delusions about his wife's infidelity. As he succumbs to green-eyed jealousy, his life starts to crumble. Each step on his downward spiral to madness seems to accelerate, driving him further along the path to a personal heck.

    The story was adapted by Chabrol from the screenplay by Henri-Georges Clouzot for the unfinished film "L'Enfer", which Clouzot began shooting in 1964 but was unable to complete. One has to wonder how it would have been different in the 1960s, but other than the film quality, it would probably be very similar... the plot is timeless.

    Both leads do an excellent job of being desirable and obsessive, respectively. Certainly an interesting film, and even though the concept is simple, it comes across as very effective and may be Chabrol's finest work.

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      Originally, the film was written by Henri-Georges Clouzot. He began filming in 1964, with Romy Schneider and Serge Reggiani in the main roles. Due to the health problems of Reggiani and Clouzot himself, he was never able to finish O Inferno (1964). Claude Chabrol acquired Clouzot's screenplay and adapted it, updating it for the 90s, for his version.
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      [last lines]

      Paul Prieur: What's happening to me? What have I done? Let's see... we're about to go to the clinic... in Clermont. Both of us... but we're still here... just as before. "Just as before" what? I don't know anymore. I'm losing it. I just hope she don't pretend... I need to put my head in order. I need to be careful. I can't... I musn't... never again... No... Let's see...

    • Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
      The movie closes with a title that reads "No end".
    • Conexões
      References Vingança (1990)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Les Couleurs du Temps
      Music by Guy Béart

      Lyrics by Guy Béart

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    Detalhes

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 16 de fevereiro de 1994 (França)
    • País de origem
      • França
    • Central de atendimento oficial
      • MK2 Productions (France)
    • Idioma
      • Francês
    • Também conhecido como
      • Hell
    • Locações de filme
      • Castelnaudary, Aude, França(street scenes: Paul follows Nelly)
    • Empresas de produção
      • MK2 Productions
      • CED Productions
      • France 3 Cinéma
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    • Faturamento bruto nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 39.003
    • Fim de semana de estreia nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 9.736
      • 23 de out. de 1994
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      • US$ 39.003
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      1 hora 42 minutos
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      • 1.66 : 1

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