Synopsis:
A Taiwanese director prepares a film at the French Louvre. Its leads? One of the most important actors in the history of French cinema –Jean-Pierre Léaud- and a model the producers want to use to turn it into a box office hit. In the middle of the shoot, the director finds out his mother has died. Visage, Tsai Ming-liang’s French film, is an open, heartfelt tribute to François Truffaut where, nonetheless, the hallmarks of the director of The Wayward Cloud are still present. Floridity, a sumptuous visual universe and contemporary solitudes for a movie that celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of nouvelle vague. Director biography:
Tsai Ming-liang
Malaysia, 1957. He moved to Taiwan to go to college. After working in theater and making several TV movies, he wrote his first feature film: Rebels of the Neon God (92). He has participated in festivals like Berlin, Cannes or Venice. Select filmography: Vive l’Amour (94), The Hole (98) and Good Bye, Dragon Inn (03). Cast & Crew:
TAIWAN/FRANÇA/BÈLGICA/HOLANDA. 2009
Director: Tsai Ming-liang
Productors: Jacques Bidou, Marianne Dumoulin
Guió: Tsai Ming-liang
Fotografia: Liao Peng-jung
Muntatge: Jacques Comets
Música: Jean-Claude Petit
Disseny de producció: Patrick Dechesne, Alain-Pascal Housiaux
So: Roberto Van Eijden, Jean Mallet, Philippe Baudhuin
Coreògraf: Philippe Decouflé
Vestuari: Anne Dunsford amb la participació de Christian Lacroix i de la Comédie Française
Intèrprets: Fanny Ardant, Laetitia Casta, Jean-Pierre Léaud, Lee Kang-sheng, Lu Yi Ching, Norman Atun
Durada: 137 minuts |
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