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Confidentially Yours / Vivement dimanche!
director – Francois Truffaut

Confidentially Yours / Vivement dimanche!
France, 1983, 110 min., black & white
director – Francois Truffaut
producer – Armand Barbault
script – Suzanne Schiffman, Jean Aurel and Francois Truffaut
based on the novel “The Long Saturday Night” by Charles Williams
camera – Nestor Almendros
editor – Martine Barraque
music – Georges Delerue
production designer – Hilton McConnico
costume designer – Michele Cerf
A LES FILMS DU CARROSSE/FILMS A2/SOPROFILMS production
nominations:
Nomination for BAFTA for best foreign language film
2 nominations for “Cesar” – for best direction and actress to Fanny Ardant
cast:
Fanny Ardant (Barbara Becker), Jean-Louis Trintignant (Julien Vercel), Jean-Pierre Kalfon (Massoulier), Jean-Louis Richard (Louison), Caroline Silhol (Marie-Christine Vercel)
During a hunting trip, Claude Massoulier becomes the victim of a murder. The suspect is Julien Versel, whose wife Marie-Christine was the murdered man's mistress. When the violent death also catches up with Marie-Christine, Julien stages a departure abroad and hides in the office of his real estate firm. His secretary, Barbara Becker, leads an investigation on his behalf. Will she be able to get her boss out of the clutches of the police...?
Truffaut's career comes to an end with this seemingly strange film that challenges the unprepared viewer's expectations. Contrary to the tradition of film noir, here the lead is given to a woman, and the men are floating along in constant delusion. Fanny Ardant steps out of her tragic role and indulges in fantasizing and humor. It's a film that allows the director and actors really to enjoy the pleasure of their acting.