Irène and the filmmaker. A powerful relationship but full of gray areas. Irène disappears. A private journal left behind resurfaces years later. A freshness. An attraction. A danger. How to make a film? —Cannes Film Festival
Alain Cavalier (also known as Alain Fraisse) was born 1931 in Vendome, France. He studied film at the Institut des hautes études cinématographiques (IDHEC) in Paris and then started out assisting directors Edouard Molinaro and Louis Malle. In 1958 he directed his first solo film Un American, a featurette. The critical and commercial reception to the film was lukewarm. He directed the famous movie – Catherine Deneuve vehicle – La Chamade in 1968. He won eleven Awards in his career icluding the César Award for Best Film and César Award for Best Director for his film Thérèse in 1987. —docalliancefilms
Film à l'image brute et aux associations poétiques... non vraiment, sa pudeur et son exhibitionnisme verbal mêlés me portent à aller voir ce film !
absolutely THE most pretentious film I have ever seen. That being said it has some really thoughtful moments. Like the scene in the bedroom where he's looking at the stones.