Love on the Run (1979 film)

  • Jean -Pierre Léaud Antoine Doinel
  • Claude Jade: Christine Doinel
  • Marie -France Pisier: Colette Tazzi
  • Dani: Liliane
  • Dorothée: Sabine Barnerias
  • Daniel Mesguich: Xavier Barnerias
  • Julien Bertheau: Monsieur Lucien
  • Jean -Pierre Ducos: Raoul Lecorps
  • Marie Henriau: Judge Dardignat
  • Julien Dubois: Alphonse Doinel

Love on the run ( original title: L' Amour en fuite ) is a French film from 1979 by François Truffaut.

Action

The marriage of Antoine and Christine Doinel, the pair of Stolen Kisses and table and bed, fails after Antoine his wife is cheating with her ​​friend Liliane. Previously imputed Antoine Christine a lesbian relationship with Liliane. Meanwhile, he is in love with the records clerk Sabine. Antoine and Christine are the first couple to be governed by the new Divorce Act, which requires mutual agreement to separate. Son Alphonse stays with Christine. As Antoine brings the boys to the station, he sees his platonic puppy love Colette and jumps to her in the train. The two argue because of the falsehoods in Antoine's autobiographical novel "Love Salad". Antoine pulls the emergency brake and flees. He hits the mother of his dead ex-lover and accompanies him to the cemetery. A little later, to Christine mediate between Antoine and his new girlfriend Sabine. Although it does not meet Sabine, but Colette, which is in Sabine's brother, the bookseller Xavier, in love. The two women talk about Antoine, which hurries Meanwhile, in Jane's arms and told her a story that Sabine so stirred that she wants to at least try to stay with him.

Background

Love on the run is the last film of the Antoine Doinel cycle. Truffaut had the unique opportunity to use footage from twenty years of fictional biography, making love on the run, the skeleton for lush flashbacks - albeit under a new context - forms. Thus, for example, is not for the Antoine Doinel cycle belonging film Day for Night Use, in which Dani plays a Léaud in love ( as a movie star Alphonse ) Scriptvolontärin. In Love on the run she is Christine's friend Liliane.

One of the most amusing scenes in the film is the one in which Antoine his wife is cheating after he suspects that she had a lesbian relationship with Liliane. Christine caught the two in bed and Antoine talks himself out so that Liliane was wrapped in newspaper after reading his manuscript this. The have so stirred him that he had to sleep with her.

Current terms have the scenes in the courthouse. Christine learns of her lawyer Raoul Lecorps (Jean -Pierre Ducos ) that couples had to write with the will to divorce by mutual consent before insulting letters. If they could not actually, he ( Raoul ) they just put on. Shortly thereafter, however Christine clarifies that the divorce à la Giscard d' Estaing has already been used by Napoleon to get rid of Joséphine.

Reviews

  • Filmdienst: Elegant and witty, staged with the empathy of a lovingly interpretive.
  • Hans -Christoph Blumenberg in Time, March 2, 1979, right pretty to look at, mildly amusing, and natural. With that discrete elegance visual imagery that is Truffaut in his weaker works available. But ultimately the film remains unsatisfactory arg, little more than the exercise in style of a master, the nothing new will come up, which stops his work already completed for: A film by friendly emptiness.

Awards

Love on the run was nominated at the Berlin Film Festival in 1979 for the Golden Bear. Georges Delerue won a César in 1980 for the soundtrack to this movie.

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