Jean-Claude Brisseau focus
Overzicht van films
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L’ange noir
Jean-Claude Brisseau | 107' | France | -
Stéphane kills a notorious gangster, well known to the police. The quest for the crime leads to a crucial, cruel and dramatic intensity. With Michel… -
Céline
Jean-Claude Brisseau | 90' | France | -
Mystical and miraculous story about the bond between two women that is so strong that supernatural things happen. A moving, but also tragic film about -
Choses secrètes
Jean-Claude Brisseau | 115' | France | International premiere
The culmination of Jean-Claude Brisseau’s long exploration of the relationship between power and sexuality. A fable of our capitalist times in which t -
La croisée des chemins
Jean-Claude Brisseau | 80' | France | -
Striking début by Brisseau about the roamings of a group of boys and girls in Paris. Two girls exchange the capital for the countryside. A… -
De bruit et de fureur
Jean-Claude Brisseau | 95' | France | None
Bruno (13) has to hold his own in a poor suburb of Paris. Flamboyant film mixes realism, dream and lyricism. -
Un jeu brutal
Jean-Claude Brisseau | 89' | France | -
Daring sketch about a rebellious kid growing up. With rigorous mise-en-scène, Brisseau made a film with a worrying and confusing atmosphere, in which -
Noce blanche
Jean-Claude Brisseau | 89' | France | -
François (Bruno Cremer) teaches philosophy at high school; Mathilde (Vanessa Paradis) is his pupil. This lyrical and heart-rending melodrama maps thei -
Les savates du bon Dieu
Jean-Claude Brisseau | 107' | France | -
A contemporary picaresque novel on a high level, in which questions of morality and society, desire and crime fight for supremacy. What use is a… -
La vie comme ça
Jean-Claude Brisseau | 96' | France | -
The beautiful Agnès Tessier defies the world in which hard violence rules the roost. A tender and violent look at feminism, trade unions, urban misery