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Parigi 1913. Coco Chanel è infatuata del ricco e affascinante Boy Capel, ma è anche attratta dal suo lavoro. La sagra della primavera di Igor Stravinsky sta per essere eseguita.Parigi 1913. Coco Chanel è infatuata del ricco e affascinante Boy Capel, ma è anche attratta dal suo lavoro. La sagra della primavera di Igor Stravinsky sta per essere eseguita.Parigi 1913. Coco Chanel è infatuata del ricco e affascinante Boy Capel, ma è anche attratta dal suo lavoro. La sagra della primavera di Igor Stravinsky sta per essere eseguita.
- Premi
- 2 candidature
Radivoje Bukvic
- Grand Duke Dimitri
- (as Rasha Bukvic)
Erick Desmarestz
- Le médecin
- (as Eric Desmarestz)
Trama
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- QuizThe ballet "Le sacre du printemps" ("The Rite of Spring"), whose famous premiere of May 29, 1913 is portrayed in the film, was for many years rarely performed as a ballet, but rather as a concert piece strictly for orchestra, or in a four-hand piano transcription. Nijinsky's original choreography was lost for decades, and later reconstructed for the Joffrey Ballet using archive materials and the participation of surviving original cast members. The music has been subsequently been reinterpreted by choreographers such as Paul Taylor, John Neumeier, Pina Bausch, and many others.
- BlooperWhen Chanel first brings Igor to see the piano in her home, he sits down to play a piece of music. The piece he plays is a duet written by Stravinsky, and though it seems like Stravinsky is sitting down to play the song it would be impossible for him to do so, since the range is both in the higher, lower and middle register of the keyboard.
- Citazioni
Katarina Stravinskaya: You don't like colour, Mademoiselle Chanel?
Coco Chanel: As long as it's black.
- ConnessioniFeatured in De quoi j'me mêle!: Episodio #1.3 (2019)
- Colonne sonoreThe Rite of Spring (rev 1947)
Music by Igor Stravinsky
Courtesy of Boosey & Hawkes Music Publishers Ltd, an Imagem Company
Performed by Berliner Philharmoniker
Conducted by Simon Rattle (as Sir Simon Rattle)
Sir Simon Rattle appears by courtesy of EMI Classics
Music Supervision: Jen Moss for Boosey & Hawkes
Recensione in evidenza
Coco Chanel and Igor Stravinsky: A mixture of Chanel No. 5 and the music of Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring". It depicts a love story between two geniuses: madness, passion, pain and aesthetics. With her beauty and her deep voice, Anna Mouglalis embodies her character with grace and talent. She's truly sublime. The cast is very good, and it is beautifully filmed, full of gorgeous details. The historical reconstruction is also almost perfect.
Although this film is quite different from Kounen's previous movies, it is primarily a film which is qualitatively very solid. One of the most memorable sequences of the film is the moment when, after a short sequence introducing Coco Chanel, we watch the famous sequence of the Rite of Spring. Although you cannot compare Stravinsky with Kounen, this sequence refers in a way to the reaction he got with some of his previous films: adored by some and totally rejected by others. After this sequence, we enter directly in the plot that tightens the relationship between Coco Chanel and Igor Stravinsky. Through this story of feverish passion and this both intense and particular relationship, Kounen questions the turmoil of creation and thus plunges us into the intimacy of two of the most influential figures of their time, each being on the verge of achieving something extreme in their work (fashion/perfume, and avant-garde music). A very interesting film that demonstrate that Kounen has the ability to capture a new subject: not really a biopic, more a tale of an intense passion and confusion. The question remains whether this film is a parenthesis in his career or a new development.
Although this film is quite different from Kounen's previous movies, it is primarily a film which is qualitatively very solid. One of the most memorable sequences of the film is the moment when, after a short sequence introducing Coco Chanel, we watch the famous sequence of the Rite of Spring. Although you cannot compare Stravinsky with Kounen, this sequence refers in a way to the reaction he got with some of his previous films: adored by some and totally rejected by others. After this sequence, we enter directly in the plot that tightens the relationship between Coco Chanel and Igor Stravinsky. Through this story of feverish passion and this both intense and particular relationship, Kounen questions the turmoil of creation and thus plunges us into the intimacy of two of the most influential figures of their time, each being on the verge of achieving something extreme in their work (fashion/perfume, and avant-garde music). A very interesting film that demonstrate that Kounen has the ability to capture a new subject: not really a biopic, more a tale of an intense passion and confusion. The question remains whether this film is a parenthesis in his career or a new development.
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- 1.621.226 USD
- Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
- 44.454 USD
- 13 giu 2010
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- Tempo di esecuzione1 ora 59 minuti
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- 2.35 : 1
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