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One to Another

Original title: Chacun sa nuit
  • 2006
  • Unrated
  • 1h 35m
IMDb RATING
5.7/10
1.5K
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One to Another (2006)
Drama

Explores the carnal inter-dependencies among a host of characters who live in a town in provincial France. At the centre of it all is Pierre, a young, conceited, bisexual musician who acts a... Read allExplores the carnal inter-dependencies among a host of characters who live in a town in provincial France. At the centre of it all is Pierre, a young, conceited, bisexual musician who acts as a magnet, for a whole array of characters.Explores the carnal inter-dependencies among a host of characters who live in a town in provincial France. At the centre of it all is Pierre, a young, conceited, bisexual musician who acts as a magnet, for a whole array of characters.

  • Directors
    • Pascal Arnold
    • Jean-Marc Barr
  • Writer
    • Pascal Arnold
  • Stars
    • Lizzie Brocheré
    • Arthur Dupont
    • Guillaume Baché
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  • IMDb RATING
    5.7/10
    1.5K
    YOUR RATING
    • Directors
      • Pascal Arnold
      • Jean-Marc Barr
    • Writer
      • Pascal Arnold
    • Stars
      • Lizzie Brocheré
      • Arthur Dupont
      • Guillaume Baché
    • 16User reviews
    • 10Critic reviews
    • 41Metascore
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    Lizzie Brocheré
    Lizzie Brocheré
    • Lucie
    Arthur Dupont
    Arthur Dupont
    • Pierre
    Guillaume Baché
    • Nicolas
    Pierre Perrier
    Pierre Perrier
    • Sébastien
    Nicolas Nollet
    • Baptiste
    Karl E Landler
    Karl E Landler
    • Paul
    • (as Karl E. Landler)
    Valérie Mairesse
    Valérie Mairesse
    • Agnès
    Matthieu Boujenah
    Matthieu Boujenah
    • Damien
    Jean-Christophe Bouvet
    Jean-Christophe Bouvet
    • Vincent Sylvaire
    Pierre Beziers
    • Le lieutenant
    Antoine Coesens
    Antoine Coesens
    • Mr Saunier
    Guillaume Gouix
    Guillaume Gouix
    • Romain le skinhead
    Claude Lecat
    • Mme Saunier
    Stéphane Dauch
    • Le psychiatre
    Marion Donon
    • Julie
    Fabrice Michel
    • Serge
    Rémi Laugier
    • L'employé du crematorium
    Jean-Marc Barr
    Jean-Marc Barr
    • Philippe
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    • Directors
      • Pascal Arnold
      • Jean-Marc Barr
    • Writer
      • Pascal Arnold
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    User reviews16

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    6agmancuso

    Titilated by a titillating beautiful cast

    We're told this was based on a true story. Okay. The potential was there for a truly powerful, shattering film. Well, it isn't. However, I stayed glued to the screen due to the beauty of the cast. The girl, a throwback to the cookie females of the 60's and the boys one more cinematic than the other. It is difficult to guess - and why should anyone care - the intention of the filmmakers. An art film this is not and it's not a commercial venture, not really. If money was their objective they could have gone all the way. No. The film sort of works because one feels titilated by those eyes and those looks. So if their intention was to titillate they succeeded, big time. I wish this story could be re told with the same cast but with a great imaginative, powerful filmmaker at the helm.
    1antrolodus

    And Now For the Kitchen Sink

    Like so many screenwrites that minimize a functional plot and are based on jarring juxtapositions of elements truly extraneous to the story, (if you can find one in this film), one is left bored but befuddled. Quite a feat of genius--and then, let's throw in a kitchen sink (or two) and melodramatize the melodrama a bit further with all the kitchen sinks having sexual problems. And, as though any elegance might be wasted on the philistine masses anticipated to watch this thing, let's give the characters a good dowsing with Eau de Banal: let's say they are all in a band, and make them act so miraculously casual when confronted by each other's conceits that it seems the writer was trying hard to force accessible in ludicrous loads down watchers' throats. Doltish performances, mishandled script dynamics, and the shaky pursuit of post-modernist neo-realism all packs up together and forms a very cheesy fromage that no normal person could possibly suspend disbelief for in order to receive and swallow, and swallow, and swallow.
    10donwc1996

    Yikes! Get Me Out Of Here!

    This is the kind of film that I want to get away from virtually every minute I am watching it but there is so much nudity, frontal, rear, sideways, that I remain glued to my chair anxiously awaiting the next shot of pubic hair. The story, which apparently is based on true events that occurred in France, is an absolute mess. Who can even begin to follow it? There are so many flashbacks, flash forwards and flash everything else that you just sit there enjoying all the nubile flesh in its various contortions which are quite varied and utterly shocking, frankly. I'm such a small town prude. Just can't help it. The lead, a stunning young French girl is never boring to look at but you do want to strangle her she gets on your nerves so much.
    10phaedrav

    Beautiful in the tradition of French film.

    This film is worthwhile for the soundtrack alone. And just as worthwhile in every other way.

    Lots of tasteful nudity and sex between uninhibited young friends. Very enjoyable for both young and old to watch. The whole cast is beautiful, like they were born not to wear clothes. Someone complained after the screening that they were too beautiful. I didn't see that as a problem.

    The criminal mystery and story background is revealed piece by piece out of chronological order in a series of flashbacks. That is difficult to do well, but here it's done skillfully and adds to the story rather than making it difficult to understand.

    At the premiere at the Toronto Film Festival many people walked out of the screening. That surprised me. Sure there's a lot of nudity, but the film festival audience usually expects that and takes it in stride. The film is very French, and perhaps that could alienate Americans used to seeing only Hollywood films. The people who walked out of the film were mostly men. That surprised me too. Perhaps they were offended by the bisexual elements of the film? For anyone who likes film, especially anyone who likes French cinema, this is a must see.
    8Thorsten_B

    To each their Night

    A very french film. It stars a bunch of teenagers in some provincial town in France, living their lives and loving each other – both mentally and physically. A murderous event interrupts the lives of five very close people. Nudity and sexuality are present throughout, but they are not exploited, they rather serve as essential elements of the story that unfolds. And in a way – this probably is the most "french" element –, they are both graphic and tasteful at the same time. The physical attractions cannot be excluded from the characters' thoughts and deeds and developments, yet it is exactly the difference and/or connection between mind and body that marks a central element. Scenes jump from one point of the time line to another, yet the overall narration and presentation is quite realistic (after all, the film is based on a true story). Luckily, this is neither a moral tale nor an "investigating" look at the nightlife of the hedonistic youth of our time; it is a very "talky" movie which some inevitably will find boring while others will be mesmerized. Given it will not be shown often (which looks as if), "Chacun sa Nuit" is very likely to receive a sort of cult potential in the coming years.

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    • Release date
      • September 20, 2006 (France)
    • Countries of origin
      • France
      • Denmark
    • Official site
      • Official site (France)
    • Language
      • French
    • Also known as
      • One Two Another
    • Filming locations
      • Aix-en-Provence, Bouches-du-Rhône, France
    • Production companies
      • Toloda
      • Zentropa Entertainments
      • Liberator Productions
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    • Budget
      • €1,400,000 (estimated)
    • Gross US & Canada
      • $18,435
    • Opening weekend US & Canada
      • $4,515
      • Jul 1, 2007
    • Gross worldwide
      • $18,435
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 35m(95 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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