Mouchette

Name: Mouchette
Genre: Drama
Released: 1967-03-28
Duration: 1 h 21 min
Rating: 7.7
Cast: Nadine Nortier, Jean-Claude Guilbert, Marie Cardinal

1967
18
1h 21min

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Coming-of-Age Drama

Una joven sufre constantes humillaciones a manos del alcoholismo y de su prójimo.Una joven sufre constantes humillaciones a manos del alcoholismo y de su prójimo.Una joven sufre constantes humillaciones a manos del alcoholismo y de su prójimo.

Dirección
- Robert Bresson
Guión
- Georges Bernanos
- Robert Bresson
Reparto principal

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PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

7,7/10

13 mil

TU PUNTUACIÓN

Dirección
- Robert Bresson
Guión
- Georges Bernanos
- Robert Bresson
Reparto principal

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Premios
- 5 premios y 1 nominación en total

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Curiosidades
It was rumored for years that the trailer for this film was by Jean-Luc Godard, and he has recently confirmed this by programming it in a self-curated retrospective of his work. The trailer is virtually a miniature essay on (or subversion of) the film, jarringly inter-cutting excerpts from it with a written commentary that calls it "Christian and sadistic."

Pifias
(at around 1 min) The canteen changes position after being dropped.

Citas
Mouchette: [singing] Hope! Hope is dead, Three days, Columbus said to them, Pointing to the vast sky ahead, That stretched beyond the horizon...

Conexiones
Edited into Bande-annonce de 'Mouchette' (1967)

Banda sonora
Magnificat
Written by Claudio Monteverdi
Performed by Les Chanteurs de St. Eustache
Conducted by R.P. Émile Martin

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9/10

Tragic tale of an unappreciated adolescent girl. A Bresson Masterpiece.

My Rating : 9/10

Bresson is heralded as an important filmmaker in world cinema. I absolutely love 'Mouchette' and it is a masterpiece of world cinema. It was on Tarkovsky's top 10 films list he made for Sight & Sound.

Bresson's other famous film Au Hasard Balthasar and Mouchette have common themes of abuse and negligence of the main characters. This film has the formal inevitability of tragedy, and is soaked through with a species of lyrical, desperate sadness. This quality, and the compelling aesthetic seriousness with which Bresson addresses his themes of suffering, compassion and the rural poor, are very remarkable indeed. Mouchette is a visionary, poetic film, fraught with elusive, unsettling meanings: a classic cinematic text.