Vincent Macaigne is featured in Bonnard, Pierre et Marthe (2023), a biopic devoted to Pierre and Marthe Bonnard
Tale
A single mother and a married man enter into an affair with the understanding that their relationship is purely sexual. Though they agree the relationship has no future, they find themselves increasingly drawn into each other's company.. (at around 12 mins) As Charlotte and Simon are visiting the Petit Palais Museum in Paris they pass by a Pierre Bonnard' ;s painting.
Features Prizori iz bračnog života (1974)
Charlotte: Stop with this idea of ”cheating on your wife”. Do you love her?Simon: Yes.Charlotte: Well, you’re not cheating on her. La JavanaiseMusic by Serge GainsbourgLyrics by Serge GainsbourgPerformed by Juliette Gréco(P)1963 Decca Records France with permission of Universal Music Publishing Film & TV©1962 & 1998 Warner Chappell Music France & Melody Nelson Publishing with permission of Warner Chappell Music France & Melody Nelson Publishing.
The movie exists of solely dialogues between the two lovers in changing settings and scenes
Unbelievably it is a movie shot according to a diary with different times and dates recorded and also shown on the screenplay. Each scene is not long, so in the end it is an accumulation of different places and circumstances the viewer will become a witness of. However the settings and scenes are nice and beautiful, the two main actors are fitting them in a puristic way.
The emotions and feelings merely got expressed strongly, so the viewer can feel acquainted to the actors
Except from the dialogues nothing much more is happening and those longlasting and non-stopping dialogues become monotone, might also be the voice of the translators as I have seen the movie in German. The content of the dialogues are in detail and both express their thoughts and wishes bluntly and without much emotional expression, neither through their faces or gesture. So the movie could also be a podcast to be heard by the audience, the result would nearly be the same.
