Lady Chatterley French dvdrip

Lady Chatterley French dvdrip

A French adaptation of the second (and much less well-known) version of D.H. Lawrence's erotic tale.



Date de sortie : 01 Novembre 2006

Réalisé par Pascale Ferran

Avec Marina Hands, Jean-Louis Coulloc'h, Hippolyte Girardot

Film franτais.

Genre : Drame, Romance

Durée : 2h 38min.

Année de production : 2005

Distribué par Ad Vitam

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0459880/




Synopsis



Dans le chΓteau des Chatterley, Constance coule des jours monotones, enfermée dans son mariage et son sens du devoir.

Au printemps, au coeur de la forΩt de Wragby, elle fait la connaissance de Parkin, le garde-chasse du domaine. Le film est leur histoire.

Le récit d'une rencontre, d'un difficile apprivoisement, d'un lent éveil α la sensualité pour elle, d'un long retour α la vie pour lui. Ou comment l'amour ne fait qu'un avec l'expérience de la transformation.



A magnificent movie!, 24 February 2007



Author: vidopier from France



I think DH Lawrence would be proud of this film...Pascale Ferran transformed this story we all imagine as an erotic cliché in a very sensible and sensitive movie. Because Lady Chatterley is not the story of a more or less sex-addict bourgeoise we have seen in so many rubbish erotic movies, inspired by the novel. It is much more about a woman who discovers the materiality of world threw a love story. She discovers also that "some people are not naturally made to command others" and in a way her love story with Parkin is a truly waking up to other people and life around her. She discovers her body and the world of the first industrial revolution has it used to be: unfair and unequal. Lady Chatterlay is not only an erotic story but also a very politic and subversive one. DH Lawrence is well known for being very critical about the British society of 1920's and the human side-effects of industrial development. Pascal Ferran perfectly understood the deep meaning of the novel. Moreover, she transmuted those ideas in a very french movie (but in fact the best french author cinema). The way she has filmed the two characters is very intimate but never silly, and that's a great achievement! In a way, her style is very closed to Piala's one. Harsh and poetic at the same time, precise and evocative, sensible and sensitive. This film is very precious!