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La Chatte à deux têtes (2002)

Dir: Jacques Nolot         Drama       stars 1
Overview
La Chatte à deux têtes is a French film first released in 2002, directed by Jacques Nolot.  The film stars Vittoria Scognamiglio, Jacques Nolot, Sébastien Viala, Olivier Torres and Lionel Goldstein.  It has also been released under the title: Glowing Eyes.  Our overall rating for this film is: very poor.


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Synopsis
In a sleazy Parisian pornographic cinema, the bored ticket seller tells the story of her life to an attractive young projectionist.  Her intention isn’t to chat the young man up.  It’s to get him into bed with one of her clients, a fifty-year old homosexual.


Film Review
Jacques Nolot’s second film as a director is in marked contrast to his first film, the thoughtful and rather moving drama L’Arrière-pays (1998).   With its narrow scope, confined setting and ugly cinematography, La Chatte à deux têtes feels like an exercise in pointless artistic self-indulgence, tedious to watch and frustratingly self-conscious.  The main difficulty with the film is that it’s not at all clear what statement Nolot is trying to make, and it just feels like an inexperienced and unimaginative filmmaker having a go at playing the auteur just for the sake of it.

© James Travers 2007

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Credits
  • Director: Jacques Nolot
  • Script: Jacques Nolot
  • Photo: Germain Desmoulins
  • Cast: Vittoria Scognamiglio (Cashier), Jacques Nolot (50-Year-Old Man), Sébastien Viala (Projectionist), Olivier Torres (L’homme à la robe jaune), Lionel Goldstein (L’homme à l’imper noir), Frédéric Longbois (L’homme à l’éventail)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Runtime: 90 min
  • Aka: Glowing Eyes; Porn Theater


 
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