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Note Générale:
Réalisateur:
Scénariste:
Jean-Claude Brisseau (writer)
Date de sortie:
16 octobre 2002 (France)
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Accroche:
The delectably twisted fable centers on two penniless but shapely young women who set out to better their social station by manipulating men.
Intrigue:
Two young women find themselves struggling to survive in Paris, street-wise Nathalie, a stripper, and naïve Sandrine...
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Ensemble
(Vue d'ensemble du casting, par ordre d'apparence)| Coralie Revel | ... | Nathalie | |
| Sabrina Seyvecou | ... | Sandrine | |
| Roger Miremont | ... | Delacroix (as Roger Mirmont) | |
| Fabrice Deville | ... | Christophe | |
| Blandine Bury | ... | Charlotte | |
| Olivier Soler | ... | Cadene | |
| Viviane Théophildès | ... | Mme. Mercier | |
| Dorothée Picard | ... | Delacroix's Mother | |
| Pierre Gabaston | ... | Bar Patron | |
| María Luisa García | ... | Sandrine's Mother (as Lisa Hérédia) | |
| Arnaud Goujon | ... | Personnel Manager | |
| Liès Kidji | ... | The Young Thief | |
| Patricia Candido Trinca | ... | Office Employee | |
| Lydia Chopart | ... | Office Employee | |
| Michaël Couvreur | ... | Office Employee |
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Autre(s) titre(s):
Secret Things (International: English title)
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Durée:
115 min
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Rapport de forme:
1,33 : 1 suite
Classification:
UK:18 |
Canada:R (Alberta/Manitoba) |
South Korea:18 |
Portugal:M/18 |
Italy:VM14 |
Finland:K-15 |
France:-16 |
Germany:16 |
Hong Kong:III |
Japan:R-18 |
Switzerland:18 (canton of Geneva) |
Switzerland:18 (canton of Vaud) |
USA:Unrated |
Mexico:C
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Anecdotes:
Chosen by "Les Cahiers du cinéma" (France) as one of the 10 best pictures of 2002 (#01, with "Ten")
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Anachronismes: The end of the movie is supposed to take place after Nathalie is released from prison, several years after the main plot takes place. Yet the movies advertised on the advertisement pillar in the background (See Spot Run (2001), Town & Country (2001)) were released in France around the same weeks as the movies referenced in the main plot's time frame (Sleepwalker (2000) etc.).
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Nathalie:
[guiding Sandrine in a game of 'Dare'] Close your eyes. Let yourself go. Every time you hesitate, make that little effort to keep going. Dare yourself to feel good. Stroke your body slowly. Try to explore it without shame. Run your hands over your body. Find the spots where you feel the most pleasure.
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Connexions De Film:
Références See Spot Run (2001)
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Bande son:
Man that is born
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A film about manipulative, mean-spirited and, at times, downright nasty people - and I absolutely loved it.
It's so refreshing to see a truly adult film these days. Not to mention, a film that doesn't just say it is erotic, it goes ahead and proves it. This is not a film for prudes, for those who are easily offended. But for adults who are willing to see some frank discussion about sex and some deliciously devious sexual politics, this film provides wonderful entertainment.
"Choses secrètes" is enormously entertaining with two thoroughly captivating leads. Sabrina Seyvecou, who turns in a spellbinding performance, has a sort of Heather Grahamish innocence and sexiness to her and, along with Coralie Revel, provides some of the most titillating scenes seen in a mainstream movie in many years.
There really aren't any good/wholesome characters in this film. But that's OK. (I suppose Cadene qualifies as a nice chap, but he's a minor character.) Because the cunning of the two women is so absolutely engrossing that you're quickly drawn into their wicked world. Watching them use people for their own ends and not quite knowing who is manipulating whom is one of the many charms of this sensual and exciting film.
The film comes apart toward the end. Unravels a bit, especially when writer/director Jean-Claude Brisseau resorts to awfully heavy-handed (and needless) symbolism. There's also a superfluous orgy scene that comes out of nowhere. I wish Brisseau would have come up with an original, atypical, less conventional denouement for his story.
If you like the works of Neil LaBute - "The Shape of Things," "Your Friends and Neighbors" and "In the Company of Men" - you should appreciate and enjoy "Choses secrètes."