La femme aux bottes rouges

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Catherine Deneuve in La femme aux bottes rouges (1974)

A young writer uses her charms to seduce and destroy a cynic who has declared war on art.A young writer uses her charms to seduce and destroy a cynic who has declared war on art.A young writer uses her charms to seduce and destroy a cynic who has declared war on art.

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6.1/10

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VISA DE CONTROLE CINEMATOGRAPHIQUE N° 42 424.

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Symphony in D minor
Composed by César Franck

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10/10

Worthy of the master

I had never heard of Luis Bunuel having a son who was a film maker, but this film is easily worthy of the master. It has some of his father's regulars and Catherine Deneuve's performance is creepily offhand, as is Fernando Rey's. It has the usual surrealistic sight gags but also has a teasing motif about a trompe l'oeil painting which pays off beautifully at the end. It's also somewhat reminiscent of Alain Robbe-Grillet's La belle captive. Can't imagine why I hadn't heard of Juan Bunuel before this.