camilleclaudel - isabelle adjani - gĂ©rard depardieu - 1987 - jeu incomplet 4/12 photos d'exploitation du film en couleur 20x30 cm pas cher En utilisant Rakuten, vous acceptez l'utilisation des cookies permettant de vous proposer des contenus personnalisĂ©s et de rĂ©aliser des statistiques. Movie ReviewThe Agony of an Artist’s CommitmentCredit...Kino LorberCamille Claudel 1915NYT Critic's PickDirected by Bruno DumontBiography, DramaNot Rated1h 35mOct. 15, 2013The brutally austere films of the French director Bruno Dumont scrutinize human behavior with a chilly, quasi-scientific detachment that borders on misanthropy. His characters are pitiable creatures whose baser instincts are in conflict with their spiritual aspirations. The sexual couplings in his movies are anti-romantic; his lovers rut like farm Mr. Dumont fixes his gaze on Juliette Binoche in his newest feature, “Camille Claudel 1915,” the disparity between his dispassion and her overflowing humanity generates warmth, a rare quality in his films. One way to describe the movie is as a passionate dialogue between science Mr. Dumont and art Ms. Binoche, in which art comes out ahead. The story takes place over three days in 1915, two years after Camille, a brilliant sculptor and the former protĂ©gĂ©e and mistress of Auguste Rodin, was confined to a church-run mental hospital by her younger brother, the Christian mystic poet Paul Claudel. The cast includes real patients and their caretakers. The other patients’ twisted postures, garbled speech and blank expressions make a painful contrast to Camille’s hypervigilant anguish. What could be lonelier than to be imprisoned in a madhouse with people who can’t communicate? The film, much of whose dialogue was adapted from letters exchanged by Camille and Paul, as well as medical records, couldn’t be more different from Bruno Nuytten’s turbulent 1989 melodrama, “Camille Claudel.” Isabelle Adjani was nominated for an Oscar for her work in that film. Mr. Dumont’s movie picks up more or less where the earlier one left off. The film raises questions, which it never answers, about Camille’s mental state. She is around 50, and although her relationship with Rodin ended two decades earlier, she still believes he instigated a plot to kill her. She may be paranoid and possibly schizophrenic, but she is fiercely intelligent and articulate. The severity of her illness isn’t comparable to that of the disorders of the other patients, who clearly couldn’t function in the outside world. Ms. Binoche’s portrayal of Camille is one of the most wrenching performances she has given. Without makeup, tears streaming down her face, ambling around the hillside property with nothing to do and nowhere to go, she is a woman desperately trying to maintain a grip. The loneliness and boredom of being forced to live in such an environment, I imagine, would be enough to drive anyone mad. The movie suggests that Camille, however unstable, was a brilliant artist punished for not knowing her place. Camille claims that Rodin was jealous of her talent. In a revealing remark, her doctor pompously declares, “There is no worse trade than art.” That observation sends a shiver of dread through a film that asks age-old questions about the relation between art and madness. The story revolves around a rare visit to the hospital by the stiff, unsmiling Paul Jean-Luc Vincent, who Camille hopes will rescue her from hell. He seems much less stable than his sister, especially when he goes on at length about his spiritual revelations, inspired by the poetry of Arthur Rimbaud, and describes his smugly self-punishing interpretation of Christian belief. He hypothesizes that Camille’s illness may be “a case of genuine possession.”“Camille Claudel 1915” brings to mind the cases of Vivienne Eliot, Zelda Fitzgerald, Frances Farmer and other women from more restrictive times who flamed too brightly for comfort. Some have theorized that they were locked away as punishment by men. The movie’s saddest words are voiced by the anguished Camille amid a flood of tears “I’m no longer a human being.” She remained hospitalized until her death, at 78, in 1943. Lasmejores ofertas para Camille Claudel (Isabelle Adjani, Gerard Depardieu), sĂłlo R2 DVD FrancĂ©s estĂĄn en eBay Compara precios y caracterĂ­sticas de productos nuevos y usados Muchos artĂ­culos con envĂ­o gratis!
Synopsis Auguste Rodin 1840-1917, man of the people, autodidact and revolutionary sculptor - the most brilliant of his era. At 42, Rodin meets Camille Claudel, a young woman desperate to become his assistant. He quickly acknowledges her as his most able pupil, and treats her as an equal in matters of creation. Cast Crew Details Genres Cast Director Producer Writer Editor Cinematography Production Design Set Decoration Composer Costumes Studios Countries Language Genres Popular reviews More There was no need to make a movie on Rodin. I'm comforted by the rating on IMDB. I thought it was just me. Vincent Lindon carries the film, but he doesn't compare to Gerard Depardieu's Auguste Rodin as portrayed in the movie, Camille Claudel. Rose, Rodin's wife, was portrayed by the sufficient SĂ©verine Caneele. The character, Camille Claudel, was played by IzĂŻa Higelin. I hate to compare her to Isabelle Adjani who portrayed Camille Claudel in the movie with the same name. Adjani has grace, beauty, charm, emotional breakdowns, charisma, talent...all of these things Higelin does not. It was a complete letdown. I was looking forward to to Jacques Doillon's other films, this was not nearly as good as Ponette, La DrĂŽlesse, and Les Doigts dans la tĂȘte. Perhaps it was not as boring as Raja, but it was awfully close. This is the 240th film I’ve seen using Movie Pass. how is this even directed by the same individual who put Ponette into the world In the past couple of weeks, I have watched Bruno Nuytten’s Camille Claudel 1988 with Isabelle Adjani as Camille and Gerard Depardieu as Rodin and Bruno Dumont’s Camille Claudel, 1915 2013 with Juliette Binoche as Camille and have read two biographies of Camille, so I was interested in seeing a film that covered the Camille/Rodin relationship from Rodin’s point of backbone on which writer/director Jacques Doillon constructs his screenplay is a commission from the SociĂ©tĂ© des Gens de Lettres to do a major sculpture of HonorĂ© de Balzac. After widespread criticism when it was exhibited at a Salon in the Champ de Mars, the SociĂ©tĂ© rejected Rodin’s full size plaster model which Rodin said was meant to represent Balzac’s persona rather than
 [6]Cannes is such a hothouse of opinion. Some infamous disasters from the Croisette actually deserve their infamy The Last Face, Southland Tales but many others are more often than not just the wrong movie for the wrong crowd at the wrong cultural moment. Time has been pretty kind to The Brown Bunny, Irreversible, and Antichrist, for example.Interestingly, this year's Competition calamity was not some piece of extreme artsploitation, but a stodgy artist's biopic. Jacques Doillon, a French master whose work has gotten increasingly bizarre over the years, threw everyone a curveball by making a film so stiff and fussy and well-appointed that it was lambasted as some sort of rejected piece of public television. The script, in particular,
 Never listen to reviews out of Cannes. This is such a lush sensual experience, as any film about artmaking should be—if the sound of Rodin rubbing his hand on a tree doesn’t get you off, I can’t help you. The ending is so great, cried for the first time in a movie in a long while. O filme de Doillon nĂŁo Ă© propriamente uma cinebiografia e ainda assim padece do mesmo tipo de desgaste da infinidade anual de filmes que tratam da vida das grandes personalidades e pior, da vida dos grandes artistas, esses realizar uma obra sore a obra e tentar captar o processo de trabalho e a paisagem mental do artista em um perĂ­odo bem especĂ­fico de sua vida em meio a sua atribulada com Camille Claudel mais uma vez, mais um filmes, a louca talentosa e ressentida o filme se perde nas elipses. Por que as elipses nĂŁo sĂŁo apenas biogrĂĄficas, mas Doillon parece tentar elidir a maior parte dos vĂ­cios das cinebios. Nesse meio ganhamos um filme se prestou mais
 45/100The Jefferson in Paris of recent Cannes history he said, never having seen Jefferson in Paris. Not terrible, just biopic bland; Doillon brings almost nothing distinctive to what's clearly a centennial commission. Most effective when it depicts Rodin's process, as when he repeatedly observes Victor Hugo from across the room during a dinner party and then sprints to his bust-in-progress located on the other side of the house before physical details evaporate from memory. Inevitable emphasis on Claudel-Beuret friction never transcends formulaic other-woman melodrama—a glance at The Mature Age yields more emotional power. Cast does solid work when not required to name-drop for the audience or spout exposition. Completists only. A very deep and multi-layer bio pic about one of the most important figures of all time. Interestingly, Rodin's obsession of portraying Balzac - two vision his naked and truthful view/depicting a legend with covering the truth and showing only the power is exactly what Doillon is dealing with when he wants to get into Rodin's vision on body man lost by his perversion or a man who you can call a visionary. Who knew Rodin and ric flair were the same person Loved these type of bio pics. No need to tell a story as much as just glimpse in a person mindset.

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 cette semaine encore, Connaissance des Arts » a sĂ©lectionnĂ© pour vous 5 vidĂ©os arty Ă  dĂ©couvrir depuis votre canapĂ© ! Vous avez fait le tour des expositions du moment et cherchez de quoi vous cultiver Ă  domicile ? Connaissance des Arts » a repĂ©rĂ© pour vous 5 nouvelles vidĂ©os arty. Si le film culte Camille Claudel, avec Isabelle Adjani et GĂ©rard Depardieu, permet de rĂ©viser ses classiques, la sĂ©rie Arte Artjacking! permet, elle, de les revisiter ! Du cĂŽtĂ© du Mobilier national, une vidĂ©o propose de dĂ©couvrir le voyage de onze de ses tapisseries tissĂ©es d’aprĂšs des Ɠuvres de RaphaĂ«l, tandis que le musĂ©e d’art et d’histoire du JudaĂŻsme nous ramĂšne aux origines de l’art figuratif juif et qu’un film inĂ©dit accompagne l’exposition du musĂ©e d’Orsay pour plonger dans la collection de Signac collectionneur. En bref, du neuf et de l’ancien Ă  revoir pour occuper les longues soirĂ©es d’automne. 1. RaphaĂ«l et la tapisserie À l’occasion du 500e anniversaire de la mort de RaphaĂ«l, l’exposition Sul Filo di Raffaello » Sur le fil de RaphaĂ«l » s’est tenue du 21 mars au 12 septembre de cette annĂ©e Ă  la Galleria Nazionale delle Marche, Ă  Urbin en Italie, explorant la relation du peintre et du monde de la tapisserie. Dans l’ancienne salle du trĂŽne du palais ducal d’Urbin Ă©taient notamment prĂ©sentĂ©es onze tapisseries des collections du Mobilier national, tissĂ©es d’aprĂšs des Ɠuvres de RaphaĂ«l. AprĂšs un retour sur le rĂŽle de l’institution et sur quelques Ă©lĂ©ments techniques relatifs Ă  la tapisserie, cette vidĂ©o nous offre un coup d’Ɠil sur le voyage de ces objets d’exceptions et sur le montage de l’exposition qui les a accueillis. 2. Des chefs-d’Ɠuvre rĂ©interprĂ©tĂ©s par l’art contemporain Dans sa nouvelle sĂ©rie documentaire Artjacking!, la journaliste Rebecca Manzoni aidĂ©e Ă  l’écriture de l’historienne de l’art Magali Le Mens dĂ©crypte dix chefs-d’Ɠuvre ayant inspirĂ© les artistes contemporains. Du DĂ©jeuner sur l’herbe 1863 d’Edouard Manet aux versions de Pablo Picasso, d’Anthony McCall, de Mickalene Thomas et du Collectif 6
 En moins de cinq minutes, chaque Ă©pisode revient sur une toile culte de l’histoire de l’art et sur ses multiples rĂ©interprĂ©tations. À la fois ludiques et pĂ©dagogiques, les Ă©missions portent des titres corrosifs comme Le Radeau de la MĂ©duse ou l’art de la survie », La CĂšne ou l’art du plan de table » ou encore Saint SĂ©bastien, souffrir et jouir » qui donnent le ton de la sĂ©rie. 3. Adjani en Claudel Tous les 10 du mois, LaCinetek met en ligne une sĂ©lection de 10 films choisis autour d’une thĂ©matique. Au mois de novembre, ce sont les Portraits » qui sont mis Ă  l’honneur. Parmi les longs-mĂ©trages mis en lumiĂšre par la plateforme de streaming des rĂ©alisateurs on retrouve le biopic Camille Claudel 1988, de Bruno Nuytten, en version restaurĂ©e. L’occasion de revoir ce film culte inspirĂ© du livre de la petite-niĂšce de la sculptrice Reine-Marie Paris, les performances d’Isabelle Adjani qui incarne le rĂŽle-titre et de GĂ©rard Depardieu qui interprĂšte Auguste Rodin et se plonger dans l’histoire de la vie et l’Ɠuvre de Camille Claudel 1864-1943, de sa collaboration passionnĂ©e avec Auguste Rodin Ă  son internement psychiatrique forcĂ©. 4. Les premiĂšres reprĂ©sentations figuratives de la Bible Dans le cadre du cycle Art et archĂ©ologie du musĂ©e d’art et d’histoire du JudaĂŻsme MahJ, Sonia Fellous, historienne spĂ©cialiste de l’identitĂ© judĂ©o-chrĂ©tienne de l’Europe et chercheuse au CNRS, propose Ă  travers une confĂ©rence intitulĂ©e PremiĂšres images de la Bible les peintures de la synagogue de Doura Europos Ă  la lumiĂšre du dialogue judĂ©o-chrĂ©tien Syrie, IIe-IIIe siĂšcle » d’en apprendre plus sur les peintures murales de la synagogue de Doura Europos, premiĂšres reprĂ©sentations figuratives du rĂ©cit biblique. Pour mieux comprendre les enjeux de cette intervention, rappelons que lors de la dĂ©couverte des vestiges de la synagogue en 1932, on pensait inexistant l’art juif, le troisiĂšme commandement de l’Exode interdisant a priori la rĂ©alisation d’idoles Ă  partir d’ĂȘtres vivants
 Samedi 20 novembre, Ă  19h, Museum TV diffusera pour la premiĂšre fois le film Paul Signac collectionneur, l’ñge d’or est dans l’avenir, de Stanislas Valroff. Coproduit par le musĂ©e d’Orsay Ă  l’occasion de l’exposition Signac collectionneur » qui se dĂ©roule jusqu’au 13 fĂ©vrier 2022, le documentaire lĂšve le voile sur les dessous de la collection hors norme du peintre nĂ©o-impressionniste, composĂ©e de plus de 450 Ɠuvres d’artistes comme Delacroix, Monet, Degas, Van Gogh ou encore CĂ©zanne. Cet ensemble met Ă  la fois en lumiĂšre les mouvements impressionnistes et postimpressionnistes mais aussi la personnalitĂ© de Paul Signac 1863-1935. Pour celles et ceux qui ne pourront pas ĂȘtre derriĂšre leurs Ă©crans samedi, deux sĂ©ances de rattrapage sont prĂ©vues le dimanche 21 novembre Ă  11h30 et le lundi 29 novembre Ă  20h30. Pas d’excuse donc pour manquer cet Ă©clairage sur la collection d’un artiste au carrefour des avant-gardes. Maximilien Luce, Portrait de Paul Signac, 1890, huile sur bois, 34,8 x 26,5 cm, collection particuliĂšre ©musĂ©e d’Orsay/Patrice Schmidt
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CamilleClaudel [VHS] : Isabelle Adjani, Gérard Depardieu, Madeleine Robinson, Laurent Grévill, Philippe Clévenot, Katrine Boorman, Maxime Leroux, DaniÚle Lebrun, Jean-Pierre Sentier, Roger Planchon, Aurelle Doazan, Madeleine Marie, Bruno Nuytten, Isabelle Adjani, Gérard Depardieu, Bernard Artigues, Christian Fechner, Isabelle Adjani, Bruno Navigation principale Cinéma News Le cahier critique Sorties Cinéma Horaires et salles Prochainement Box-Office Photos Videos Dossiers Séries News Photos Vidéos Dossiers Toutes les séries TV News Photos Vidéos Dossiers Audiences Télé DVD / VOD News Photos Vidéos Bandes-Annonces People News Toutes les stars Photos Vidéos Dossiers Cinéma Films Biographie Camille Claudel Film Séances News Bandes-annonces Photos Casting Critiques DVD / VOD VOIR CE FILM SUR Synopsis Evocation des amours tumultueuses de Camille Claudel, sculpteur et soeur du poÚte avec Rodin, homme à l'art reconnu et trÚs recherché par les dames de son époque. Offres VOD de Camille Claudel Toutes les séances de Camille Claudel DerniÚres News sur Camille Claudel Casting de Camille Claudel Vidéo à la une Premiere en continu Le guide des sorties Jeux concours NEWSLETTER . 271 97 254 11 357 220 397 267

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