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Immagine di anteprima Sandrine Bonnaire
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Nome di nascita: Sandrine Bonnaire

Data di nascita: 1967-05-31

Luogo di nascita: Gannat, Allier, France

Dettagli

Nomi alternativi: Sandrine Laurant, Сандрін Боннер, ساندرین بونر, 상드린 보네르

Caratteristiche fisiche:

  • Height: 5′ 6″ (1.67 m)

Carriera

Prime apparizioni:

  • Cinématon (1978) come N°238 / N°1742

Ruoli più importanti:

  • Could This Be Love? (2007) come Elsa
  • A Nos Amours (1983) come Suzanne
  • La Ceremonie (1995) come Sophie Bonhomme
  • The Light (2004) come Mabé
  • Limonov: The Ballad (2024) come Radio Host Paris
  • Love Is Better Than Life (2022) come Sandrine Massaro
  • A Few Days with Me (1988) come Francine
  • Intimate Strangers (2004) come Anna
  • Police (1985) come Lydie
  • Sous le soleil de Pialat (2021) come Self

Punti salienti della carriera:

  • Could This Be Love? (2007)
  • A Nos Amours (1983)
  • La Ceremonie (1995)
  • The Light (2004)
  • Limonov: The Ballad (2024)
  • Love Is Better Than Life (2022)
  • A Few Days with Me (1988)
  • Intimate Strangers (2004)
  • Police (1985)
  • Sous le soleil de Pialat (2021)

Premi

Premi:

  • Commandeur des Arts et des Lettres‎ (2013)
  • César Award for Best Female Revelation (1984)
  • César Award for Best Actress (1986)
  • Volpi Cup for Best Actress

Biografia completa

Sandrine Bonnaire, born on May 31, 1967, in Gannat, France, is a French actress and film director. Born into a working-class family of eleven children, she started her acting career at age 16 with the film 'À nos amours' (1983) by Maurice Pialat, earning her first César Award for Most Promising Actress in 1984. Her international breakthrough came with 'Vagabond' (1985), directed by Agnès Varda, winning her second César Award. She has acted in over 40 films, including collaborations with directors like Jacques Doillon and Claude Sautet. Bonnaire has a daughter from a relationship with actor William Hurt, whom she met during filming of 'La Peste' (1992). Since 2003, she has been married to actor Guillaume Laurant, with whom she has another daughter.


Poster for À nos amours (1983)
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Anno di uscita: 1983

Nazione: France

Titolo alternativo: Tillykke med kærligheden, A nuestros amores, Suzanne ja miehet, Suzanne, To Our Romance, À Nos Amours, Gia tous erotes mas, Stous erotes mas, Szerelmeinkre, Ai nostri amori, Za nasza milosc, Za nasze milosci, Aos Nossos Amores, За наших любимых, Länge leve kärleken..., Auf das, was wir lieben, To Our Loves

Regista: Maurice Pialat

Sceneggiatore: Arlette Langmann, Maurice Pialat

Produzione & Genere

Produttore/i: Producer: Daniel Toscan du Plantier

Società: Les Films du Livradois, Gaumont, France 3 Cinéma

Genere: Drama, Romance

Premi & Simili

Premi:

  • 4 wins & 3 nominations

Simile:

  • The Cat's Meow (2001)
  • L (2016)
  • Only Old Men Are Going to Battle (1973)
  • The Pokrovsky Gates (1983)
  • Heaven Knows What (2015)

Parole chiave

Storia

The movie 'À nos amours' (1983) directed by Maurice Pialat follows the story of Suzanne, a young woman whose erratic behavior and increasing sexual promiscuity cause concern for her family. The film explores her tumultuous relationships with men, including a brief affair with a married man named Lucien, which results in an unwanted pregnancy. Despite her family's attempts to intervene and provide guidance, Suzanne continues down a path of self-destruction, ultimately leading to tragic consequences.

Riassunto

'À nos amours' is a French drama film that premiered in 1983, directed by Maurice Pialat. The movie is centered around the character of Suzanne, portrayed by Nataliaisse Charlet, whose erratic and sexually charged behavior becomes increasingly problematic for her family. The narrative explores themes of youthful rebellion, sexual freedom, and the consequences of unchecked actions. While the specific context or background beyond these events is not provided in the given sources, the film's portrayal of Suzanne's struggles is said to be raw and realistic, drawing inspiration from Pialat's own experiences.