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Mes nuits sont plus belles que vos jours
1989 Drama / Romance
Review
Avant-garde Polish filmmaker Andrzej Zulawski (one-time assistant to the great Andrzej
Wajda) directed this unconventional romantic drama, which seems to lie somewhere between
a cinematic joke (possibly a pompous deconstruction of the familiar French melodrama)
and a wildly O.T.T. self-indulgent experiment in cinematographic style. The ridiculously
unconvincing performances from the two lead actors – Jacques Dutronc and Sophie Marceau
at their worst – certainly do not help matters,
neither does the incoherent marauding mess that masquerades as a narrative. However,
it’s Zulawski’s absurd, overly self-conscious theatricality that is most off-putting,
making this a hollow, painfully laboured and thoroughly unwatchable piece of misguided
artistic nonsense.
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Director:
Andrzej Zulawski
Starring: Sophie Marceau, Jacques Dutronc, Valérie Lagrange, Myriam Mézières, Laure Killing Synopsis
Shortly after learning that he has rare brain condition that affects his memory, Lucas
sets out to seduce a stranger. He encounters Blanche, an attractive actress who
is strangely drawn to him. The couple embark on a turbulent and passionate affair…
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