Le orme
Photographie:
Vittorio StoraroMusique:
Nicola PiovaniActeurs·trices:
Florinda Bolkan, Peter McEnery, Klaus Kinski, Lila Kedrova, Evelyn Stewart, Caterina Boratto, Rosita Torosh, Nicoletta Elmi, Esmeralda Ruspoli (plus)Résumés(1)
Traductrice à Rome, Alice Campos se rend sur son lieu de travail afin de remettre un dossier important. Persuadée d’être mardi, Alice découvre avec stupeur que l’on est en fait jeudi ! Quelle peut donc être l’origine de cette amnésie ? Les médicaments qu’elle prend contre le stress qu’engendre son métier ? Ces cauchemars récurrents qui la hantent durant son sommeil ? Après avoir trouvé une carte postale déchirée dans sa cuisine figurant la façade d’un hôtel situé sur l’île de Garma, en Turquie, Alice décide de s’y rendre, persuadée qu’elle trouvera là-bas la solution au mystère de ces jours enfuis. (Le Chat qui Fume)
(plus)Critiques (1)
The main thing you will take away from this film is that Vittorio Storaro (Coppola's Apocalypse Now) was a grandmaster of the camera, a GRANDMASTER! Without knowing in advance who was holding that wonderful optics machine, I immediately noticed the amazing visual compositions, of which there are many, along with the congenial atmospheric music, and in fact the whole film stands on those two components alone. That's because the plot, while maintaining an interesting mystery for two-thirds of it, isn't the strongest element, which you realize especially at the end when the final sci-fi-tinged twist is revealed and it makes you want to bang your head against the wall. This can't spoil the mood, because until then you're floating along beautifully on the seductive mystery and enjoying the gorgeous imagery. And you also notice that Florinda Bolkan has a beautiful smile, it's just a pity about the androgynous hairstyle, she looked much better with a mane with Fulci
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