Hadewijch (2009)
Anno di uscita: 2009
Nazione: France
Alternative Title: Entre la fe y la pasión, O Pecado de Hadewijch
Regista: Bruno Dumont
Writer: Bruno Dumont
Produzione & Genere
Produttore: producer: Rachid Bouchareb, Jean Bréhat, Eric Gleizer
associate producer: Muriel Merlin
co-producer (as Dirk Wilutsky): Dirk Wilutzky
Società: 3B Productions, ARTE France Cinéma, Pictanovo
Genere: Drama
Budget: 4.600.000
Premi & Simili
Premi:
Simile: N/A
Parole chiave
Parole chiave: character name as title, class differences, convent, inter religion relationship, islamic terrorism, koran, muslim, non professional actor, paris metro, parisian suburb, prayer, praying, release from prison, religious faith, running a red light, sleeping nude, suicide attempt, surname as title, terrorism, theology
Storia
Hadewijch follows Céline van Hadewijch, a young woman who leaves her convent after being asked to do so. She returns to Paris and reconnects with Yassine Chikh, an old Muslim friend of hers. Despite telling him she has dedicated herself to God and will remain celibate, Céline spends more time with Yassine. Yassine introduces Céline to his brother Nassir Chikh, who is a religious leader and, unbeknownst to Céline, a terrorist. Nassir invites Céline to participate in his seminars, seeing her as a potential tool for his cell due to her naiveté.
Riassunto
Directed by Bruno Dumont, Hadewijch (2009) is a French drama film that explores themes of religion, radicalization, and the blurred line between faith and extremism. The story centers around Céline van Hadewijch, an aspirant nun who leaves her convent and becomes entangled with a group of radicals through her friendship with Yassine Chikh. The film delves into Céline's confusion and vulnerability as she is drawn into this dangerous world.
