Directed by:
Marguerite DurasScreenplay:
Marguerite DurasCinematography:
Bruno NuyttenComposer:
Carlos D'AlessioPlots(1)
When Anne-Marie (Delphine Seyrig), the wife of the French vice-consul, grows weary of her oppressive life in 1930s India, she compulsively makes love so as to forget her situation. Her husband (Michel Lonsdale) is aware of her affairs but understands the cause of them and affects not to notice. (official distributor synopsis)
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I'm sorry. Duras may use the most interesting film tools in this movie, which most other creators usually don't use, but if the movie doesn't speak to me, then I simply don't enjoy it and can't give it a high rating. Just the fact that the movie is an experiment and holds together nicely, it's just not an indicator for me that it is a good film. It's just an effort for art's sake.
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