Anna M.
- Isabelle Carré: Anna M.
- Gilbert Melki: Dr. André Zanevsky
- Anne Consigny: Woman Zanevsky
- Geneviève Mnich: Anna's mother
- Gaëlle Bona: Éléonore
- Francis Renaud: Albert
Anna M. is a French film from the year 2007. On German television, the film was also titled madness of love.
Action
Anna M. is a lonely girl, she lives quietly with her mother and her dog. As a book conservator in the French National Library, it is popular with their colleagues, especially the young Éléonore is very fond of her. But Anna longs for love and in her despair she throws herself in front of a car. Injured it comes to a hospital, where Dr. Zanevsky treated lovingly. Anna falls in love with the attractive doctor, but who notices nothing of it. Every little attention that they give to you, is for Anna only the proof of his love and increases their desire unreal to the happily married man.
She urges more and more into the lives of Dr. Zanevsky and his wife, up to a obsessive stalking, which they eventually leads to the psychiatric ward. There, it is found that Anna is pregnant. With Albert, a security guard, they had a night of passion in a hotel where they believed previously agreed in their madness with Dr. Zanevsky. Your colleague Éléonore is now the only person who still holds to her. Together, the two begin a new life and want Anna's little daughter be a loving set of parents.
Background
Anna M. was the third film directed by Michel Spinosa. The film had its world premiere on 14 February 2007 at the Berlinale in the Panorama section. On 11 April 2007 was theatrical release in France and Belgium.
Criticism
The lexicon of the International film describes the film as a " of good performers supported psychological study " which was operating " with elements of a psycho - thriller", " which she not too deeply explores its theme and are largely satisfied with the surface charms of the stalker problem there. "
Awards
The performance of the lead actress Isabelle Carré in 2008 brought her a nomination for the César one.