Chantal Akerman Collection (Volume 2) - 5-Disc Box Set ( Toute une nuit / Les années 80 / Golden Eighties / La Paresse / Histoires d'Amérique: Food, Family and Philosophy / From the East / D'Est / Sud / La Captive / De l'autre côté / Là-bas / La folie Almayer / No Home Movie ) ( A Whole Night / The Eighties / Golden Eighties / Portrait of a Lazy Woman / American Stories: Food, Family and Philosophy / South / The Captive / From the Other Side / Down There / Almayer's Folly / No Home Movie )

Chantal Akerman Collection (Volume 2) - 5-Disc Box Set (Blu-Ray) (*)

$91.99

Titre Original: Toute une nuit / Les années 80 / Golden Eighties / La Paresse / Histoires d'Amérique: Food, Family and Philosophy / From the East / D'Est / Sud / La Captive / De l'autre côté / Là-bas / La folie Almayer / No Home Movie
Titre Alternatif: A Whole Night / The Eighties / Golden Eighties / Portrait of a Lazy Woman / American Stories: Food, Family and Philosophy / South / The Captive / From the Other Side / Down There / Almayer's Folly / No Home Movie
Examiné, concurrencé ou attribué à:
Festival International De Film De Berlin
Festival De Film De Cannes
Récompenses De Ceasar
Récompenses Européennes De Film
Festival De Film De Venise
D'Autres Récompenses De Festival De Film

Langues at Sour-titres:
Anglais ( Dolby Digital 2.0 )
Anglais ( Dolby Linear PCM )
Anglais ( DTS 5.1 )
Anglais ( DTS-HD Master Audio )
Anglais ( Mono )
Anglais ( Subtitles )
Français ( Dolby Digital 2.0 )
Français ( Dolby Linear PCM )
Français ( DTS 5.1 )
Français ( DTS-HD Master Audio )
Français ( Mono )
Espagnol ( Dolby Digital 2.0 )
Espagnol ( Dolby Linear PCM )
Espagnol ( DTS 5.1 )
Espagnol ( DTS-HD Master Audio )
Espagnol ( Mono )

Product Origine/Format:
United Kingdom ( Blu-Ray/Region B )

Durée:
1143 min

Allongement:
Widescreen (1.78:1)

Suppléments:
Ensemble De Boîte
Édition De Collecteurs
Commentaire
Documentaire
Featurette
Menu Interactif
Fabrication De
Ensemble De Multi-DVD
Accès De Scène
Édition Spéciale
Livret

Film filmé et produit dedans:
Australie ( Australie, Nouvelle-Zélande )
Belgique ( France, Benelux )
Canada ( USA, Canada )
Finlande ( Scandinavie, Islande )
France ( France, Benelux )
Pays-Bas ( France, Benelux )
Portugal ( Espagne, Portugal )
Suisse ( Allemagne, Europe Centrale )

Un Film De:
Chantal Akerman

Écrit Près:
Chantal Akerman
Jean Gruault
Leora Barish
Henry Bean
Pascal Bonitzer
Eric De Kuyper
Marcel Proust
Nicole Brenez
Joseph Conrad

Acteurs:
Angelo Abazoglou
Frank Aendenboom
Natalia Akerman
Véronique Alain
Paul Allio
Jacques Bauduin
François Beukelaers
Michèle Blondeel
Philippe Bombled
Aischa Bentebouche
Katherine Best
Daniela Bisconti
Warre Borgmans
Anne-Marie Cappeliez
Cathy Carrera
Delphine Seyrig ..... Jeanne Schwartz
Myriam Boyer ..... Sylvie
Fanny Cottençon ..... Lili
Lio ..... Mado
Pascale Salkin ..... Pascale
Charles Denner ..... M. Schwartz
Jean-François Balmer ..... M. Jean
Mark Amitin
Eszter Balint
Kirk Baltz
George Bartenieff
Billy Bastiani
Isha Manna Beck
Jacob Becker
Natalia Chakhovskaia ..... Self
Stanislas Merhar ..... Simon
Sylvie Testud ..... Ariane
Olivia Bonamy ..... Andrée
Liliane Rovère ..... Françoise, the maid
Françoise Bertin ..... The grandmother
Aurore Clément ..... Léa, the actress
Vanessa Larré ..... Hélène
Chantal Akerman ..... Self
Stanislas Merhar ..... Almayer
Marc Barbé ..... Capitaine Lingard
Aurora Marion ..... Nina
Zac Andianas ..... Daïn
Sakhna Oum ..... Zahira
Solida Chan ..... Chen
Yucheng Sun ..... Capitaine Tom Li
Bunthang Khim ..... Ali
Natalia Akerman ..... Self
Sylvaine Akerman ..... Self

Synopsis:

No french review yet:
A Whole Night: Following over two dozen different people in the almost wordless atmosphere of a dark night in a Brussels town, Akerman examines acceptance and rejection in the realm of romance. The Eighties: This is a making of a musical, with Chantal Ackerman behind and in front of the camera. It is mostly a collection of clips, talks, directions, and lectures, with the camera capturing the whole adventure. Golden Eighties: Three young women at a hair salon all like the son of the clothing store proprietors across the mall. Although Robby is selfish and shallow, he's appealing to Lili, the salon's manager, who's trendy and also the salon-owner's moll; to Mado, who's innocent and sweet; and to Pascale, who's intelligent but passive and downcast. Robby's dad tells him to grow up and see beyond the mercurial Lili, so he proposes suddenly to Mado. She's delighted, but the day before the wedding, Lili returns to give Robby another look. In the background, a Yank who was a soldier in France in World War II returns to Paris and tries to recapture the love of his wartime sweetheart, Robby's mom. Portrait of a Lazy Woman: A director trying to overcome her own laziness, to shot a film about laziness. American Stories: Food, Family and Philosophy: The stories of Jewish immigrants in New York City are told with characteristic humor. From the East: A look at life in Eastern Europe after the collapse of the Soviet Union. South: A documentary examining the effect of a man dragged to death on the residents in Jasper, Texas. The Captive: Ariane lives with Simon in his large Paris flat. Simon is obsessed with her: he wants to know everything about her, secretly follows her when she goes out, asks her questions all the time, even in the most intimate moments. Ariane seems to take it all in her stride, but Simon realizes that she is hiding something from him. From the Other Side: A documentary charting the fate of Mexicans who decide to cross the border into America. Down There: Akerman spends a month in Tel Aviv, in an apartment by the sea, contemplating her family, her Jewish identity and her childhood. Almayer's Folly: In Malaysia in the 1950s, a European merchant is obsessed with finding a treasure to secure his daughter's future. His dreams fall victim to the pressure of his own greed, which becomes a torment. Added to this is the oppressive English domination that dominates the country - and brings ruin to the remote village in which he lives. No Home Movie: Filmmaker and artist Chantal Akerman presents a portrait of her mother, Natalia, who fled Poland in 1938 and came to live in Brussels, where she suffered from chronic anxiety for the rest of her life.

Cet article a été ajouté le lundi 25 août, 2025.