Blanche (1971 film)
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| - | '''''Blanche''''' (1971) is a film directed by [[Walerian Borowczyk]] after [[Juliusz Słowacki]]'s [[Mazepa (drama)|''Mazeppa'']] (1840). | + | '''''Blanche''''' (1971) is a film directed by [[Walerian Borowczyk]] based on Juliusz Słowacki's [[Mazepa (drama)|''Mazeppa'']] (1840). |
| + | == Plot == | ||
| + | In the twelfth century, in a remote area, an old lord runs his castle, his household, his domain. He lives with his very young wife, and his young son Nicolas, from a first marriage, still single. Blanche and Nicolas form a strong bond. | ||
| + | The king invites himself and his troupe for a short stay, and falls in love with Blanche. The [[Page (servant)|page]] Bartolomeo (Jacques Perrin) is asked to arrange an interview. | ||
| - | ==French== | + | The jealousy of the old lord awakens... |
| - | '''''Blanche''''' est un [[Cinéma français|film français]] réalisé par [[Walerian Borowczyk]], sorti en [[1971 au cinéma|1971]]. | + | |
| - | == Synopsis == | + | == Technical details == |
| - | Au douzième siècle, dans une zone reculée, un vieux seigneur dirige son château-fort, sa maisonnée, son domaine. Il vit avec sa très jeune épouse, et son jeune fils Nicolas, issu d'un premier mariage, encore célibataire. Entre Blanche et Nicolas se tressent des liens forts. | + | |
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| - | Le roi s'invite avec sa troupe pour un court séjour, et tombe amoureux de Blanche. Le page Bartoloméo est chargé d'arranger une entrevue. | + | |
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| - | La jalousie du vieux seigneur s'éveille... | + | |
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| - | == Fiche technique == | + | |
| * Réalisation : Walerian Borowczyk | * Réalisation : Walerian Borowczyk | ||
| * Scénario : Walerian Borowczyk et [[Juliusz Slowacki]] | * Scénario : Walerian Borowczyk et [[Juliusz Slowacki]] | ||
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| * Production : [[Dominique Duvergé]] et [[Philippe d'Argila]] | * Production : [[Dominique Duvergé]] et [[Philippe d'Argila]] | ||
| - | == Distribution == | + | == Cast == |
| * [[Michel Simon]] : Le châtelain | * [[Michel Simon]] : Le châtelain | ||
| * [[Ligia Branice]] : Blanche, la châtelaine | * [[Ligia Branice]] : Blanche, la châtelaine | ||
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| * [[Stanley Barry]] | * [[Stanley Barry]] | ||
| * [[Guy Bonnafoux]] | * [[Guy Bonnafoux]] | ||
| + | ==Trivia== | ||
| + | The film is featured in ''[[The Reel Middle Ages]]'' (2015) by Kevin J. Harty. | ||
| + | ==See also== | ||
| + | *[[Decamerotico]] | ||
| + | *[[Medieval music]] | ||
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Blanche (1971) is a film directed by Walerian Borowczyk based on Juliusz Słowacki's Mazeppa (1840).
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Plot
In the twelfth century, in a remote area, an old lord runs his castle, his household, his domain. He lives with his very young wife, and his young son Nicolas, from a first marriage, still single. Blanche and Nicolas form a strong bond.
The king invites himself and his troupe for a short stay, and falls in love with Blanche. The page Bartolomeo (Jacques Perrin) is asked to arrange an interview.
The jealousy of the old lord awakens...
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Technical details
- Réalisation : Walerian Borowczyk
- Scénario : Walerian Borowczyk et Juliusz Slowacki
- Assistants réalisateur : Bernard Cohn et Patrice Lecomte
- Musique originale :
- Photographie : André Dubreuil et Guy Durban
- Montage : Walerian Borowczyk et Charles Bretoneiche
- Décors : Walerian Borowczyk et Jacques d'Ovidio
- Direction artistique : Jacques D'Ovidio
- Costumes : Piet Bolscher
- Production : Dominique Duvergé et Philippe d'Argila
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Cast
- Michel Simon : Le châtelain
- Ligia Branice : Blanche, la châtelaine
- Georges Wilson : Le roi
- Jacques Perrin : Le page Bartolomeo
- Denise Péronne : Madame d'Harcourt
- Lawrence Trimble : Nicolas, fils du châtelain
- Roberto : le nain
- Jean Gras
- Michel Delahaye : Le moine
- Geneviève Graves
- Stanley Barry
- Guy Bonnafoux
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Trivia
The film is featured in The Reel Middle Ages (2015) by Kevin J. Harty.
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See also
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