Cinema
Vive l'amour
23 Dec 2022
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The story of three characters: a woman living alone who desperately needs to be loved, a homosexual who longs to fall in love and young man, free as the wind, who is looking for neither.
"From the indifferent and annoying hum of the surrounding city, Taipei, to the squeak of shoes on the brand-new parquet floor, from one to the other, the tone of Vive l'amour is set, impassive and grating, which is the first strangeness of a film that is indebted both to a certain type of modern film – incommunicability, vacuity -, and to a distinctly more burlesque genre (but in fact, nothing prevents anyone from thinking that this modern type of film has not always lacked humour, even from finding it funny sometimes)”.
Camille Nevers, Cahiers du cinéma n°490, April 1995
Tsai Ming-Liang, Vive l’amour. Taiwan, 1994, 118 min, DCP, colour, original version with French subtitles
With Chen Chao-Jung, Lee Kang-Sheng, Yang Kuei-Mei
Venice Film Festival 1994 – Golden Lion
Preceded by:
Tsai Ming-Liang, Xiao Kang. Taiwan, 2015, 2 min, video, NB, without dialogues
With Lee Kang-Sheng
Made by request of the Vienna International Festival (Viennale), Xiao Kang is the preview film for the 2015 edition
When
8pm - 10pm
Where
© Splendor