からのシーン Bonjour tristesse (1995)
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"Among the emerging French actresses gaining traction on the cinematic stage is Sarah Bertrand. Like many of her peers, she occasionally appears nude in films. However, these roles are often found in movies that remain enigmatic even when translated into English. Nevertheless, this isn't the primary draw for audiences. After making her debut in 1992's Casanova's Return, Sarah took on several unremarkable parts before securing a more substantial role in 1994's Bonjour Tristesse. Following a brief hiatus, she returned to screens with a notable performance in the made-for-TV film Drole de pere, which translates roughly to 'Strange Father'. In this production and another mini-series titled Louise et les marches, Sarah appeared topless. This stark contrast highlights the differing television standards between America and Europe."
映画について: Bonjour tristesse (1995)
別タイトル: Jó reggelt, búbánat!
監督: Peter Kassovitz
制作＆ジャンル
プロデューサー: Producer: Kobus Botha, Michael L. Games
会社: FIT Production, France 2
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Bonjour Tristesse follows Cécile, a young girl living with her wealthy father Raymond in his villa. Anne, a mature friend of Raymond's late wife, arrives for an extended visit. Anne brings maturity and culture into their lives, initially improving their dynamic but eventually leading to tension when she tries to introduce more structure and discipline into their decadent lifestyle.
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Bonjour Tristesse is a French TV movie directed by Peter Kassovitz in 1995. It's a drama that explores the complexities of family dynamics and the impact of newcomers on established relationships. Based on Françoise Sagan's novel of the same name, the story revolves around Cécile and her father Raymond, whose carefree lifestyle is disrupted by Anne's arrival. The film delves into themes of change, growth, and the struggle between freedom and responsibility.