A Married Woman
Françoise Collin Agnès Guillemot
- Bernard Noël Robert
- Macha Méril: Charlotte
- Philippe Leroy: Pierre
A married woman ( original French title: Une femme mariée ) is a French film from 1964 by French filmmaker Jean -Luc Godard.
Content
This video shows 24 hours in the life of Charlotte, who is married to a pilot. She also feels attracted to a theater actor, but can not decide between the two. When she learns that she is pregnant, everything stays the same. It ignores the situation, since they do not even know who she is pregnant.
More
The film was originally to be titled La femme mariée ( The married woman) and was released only after the title change.
Reviews
- Movie service: "In these " fragments of a 1964 starring film, " Godard's aim is to make the world in the sense of semiotics as a language consciously, as a sign system that needs to decrypt it. Images, words, music and sounds are combined seemingly random, but refer to in everyday life hardly conscious perceptual manipulations that control human behavior. "
- Heyne Movie Encyclopedia (1996 ): "The " fragment of a 1964 starring film " ( Godard ) is a brilliant essay on perceptions and (self - ) deception in everyday life. "
Awards
Jean -Luc Godard 1964 was nominated for a Golden Lion.