#jean-marie straub and daniele huillet

[shihlun]

Pedro Costa

- Where Does Your Hidden Smile Lie?

2001

[shihlun]

Pedro Costa

- Where Does Your Hidden Smile Lie?

2001

Où gît votre sourire enfoui?/Where Does Your Hidden Smile Lie?(2001) dir. Pedro Costa, Thierry Lounas

[ourlittlesister2015]

Antigone (1992), dir. Danièle Huillet and Jean-Marie Straub

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Seen in 2024:

Antigone (Daniele Huillet & Jean-Marie Straub), 1992

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Jean-Marie Straub y Danielle Huillet, Antigone. Adaptación de la obra de Bertolt Brecht, que se basa en la traducción de Friedrich Hölderlin de la obra de Sófocles. Subtítulos en español por defecto.

[shihlun]

Pedro Costa

- Where Does Your Hidden Smile Lie?

2001

[subsonica]

Ti è mancato qualcuno?

Qualcuno? O straniero, tu lo credi che noi siamo mortali?

Qualcuno ti è morto?

Non qualcuno. Straniero, quando salgo sul Latmo io non sono piú un mortale. Non guardare i miei occhi, non contano. So che non sogno, da tanto non dormo. Vedi le chiazze di quei faggi, sulla rupe? Questa notte ero là e l'ho aspettata.

Chi doveva venire?

Non diciamo il suo nome. Non diciamolo. Non ha nome. O ne ha molti, lo so.

[novediscursos]

Dalla nube alla resistenza, Straub & Huillet

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Class Relations: A Conversation with Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet

FC: It seems that this relationship between fiction and reality was crucial to make some decisions, for instance the choice of professional actors to play characters who, somehow, “play a role”, and non-professional actors for all the other characters.

JMS: Yes, it’s true in a quite contradictory way. The uncle (played by Mario Adorf) is the character at the top of the social ladder and he is the one who is distinctly playing a role, giving emphasis to the performance aspect. In contrast, the character at the bottom of the social ladder is Therese, who has spent her life in dire poverty. Her mother is dead and her biggest fear is to lose her job. The actress who plays this character is a professional actress, from the Schaubühne Theater in Berlin. In other words, for these characters at the opposite poles of the social ladder, we’ve chosen two professional actors. For Therese we thought that her character was so deeply touching when she talked about her state of poverty, that we simply couldn’t cast someone really poor in her life, because it would invalidate that of the “performance”. In addition, Therese’s character also has a sort of hysterical hue. A third character, played by an actor, the hotel manager, symbolises authority, social threat, etc. He is a yet another type of actor.

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Geschichtsunterricht, Jean-Marie Straub & Danièle Huillet, 1972

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lothringen! (jean-marie straub & danièle huillet, 1994)

[shihlun]

Pedro Costa

- Where Does Your Hidden Smile Lie?

2001

[musidoraismydad]

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History Lessons (Danièle Huillet and Jean-Marie Straub, 1972)

[ourlittlesister2015]

These Encounters of Theirs [Quei loro incontri] (2006), dir. Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet

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Seen in 2024:

A Visit to the Louvre (Daniele Huillet & Jean-Marie Straub), 2004