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director – Luis Bunuel
Le charme discret de la bourgeoisie / The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
France, 1972, 102 min.
director – Luis Bunuel
producer – Serge Silberman
script – Jean-Claude Carriere and Luis Bunuel
camera – Edmond Richard
editor – Helene Plemiannikov
production designer – Pierre Guffroy
A GREENWICH FILM PRODUCTIONS production
intl. sales – STUDIOCANAL
print – TAMASA
awards and nominations:
“Oscar” for best foreign language film
2 BAFTA awards – for best actress to Stephane Audran and screenplay
2 nominations for BAFTA – for best film and direction
Nomination for “Golden Globe” for foreign language film
Nomination for “Oscar” for original screenplay
cast:
Fernando Rey (Dom Rafael Acosta), Paul Frankeur (Francois Thevenot), Delphine Seyrig (Simone Thevenot), Bulle Ogier (Florence), Stephane Audran (Alice Senechal), Jean-Pierre Cassel (Henri Senechal), Julien Bertheau (Monsignor Dufour), Milena Vukotic (Ines)
An American ambassador, two of his high-ranking friends - all three drug traffickers - and their wives try to organize a friendly dinner. But with each attempt, an incident occurs (an unfortunate death, military maneuvers, an arrest, a gangster invasion...) that causes the event to be postponed until the next day.
This comedy, based on the repetition of the same situation and constantly moving from reality to nightmare, finally to the fuss of the frustrated characters on a deserted highway, is a masterpiece of black humour. Mixing all film genres, Bunuel also outlines the absurdity of bourgeois society thanks to his impeccable actors.
