37°2 le matin (1986)
Année de sortie: 1986
Nation: France
Alternative Title: Betty Blue, Betty Blue - El encanto de una mujer, Betty Blue: 37°2 le matin, Бети Блу 37,2 градуса сутринта, Betty Blue - 37,2 grader om morgenen, 37.2 le matin, Betty Blue - 37,2 om morgenen, Betty Blue, 37º en la mañana, Betty Blue 37º,2 de Manhã, Beti Blu, Betty Blue - 37,2 grader på morgonen, Betty Blue - 37,2 på morgonen, 37,2╨ yтром, Betty Blue - 37,2 Grad am Morgen, 37.2 Degrees in the Morning
Réalisateur: Jean-Jacques Beineix
Writer: Jean-Jacques Beineix, Philippe Djian
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: self-destruction, kiss, mental breakdown, self-inflicted injury, borderline personality disorder, femme fatale
Histoire
Zorg, a handyman at a French seaside resort, lives a quiet life and harbors an unrequited love for Betty, a wild and unpredictable young woman. After a dispute with his boss, Zorg leaves his job and follows Betty to her new residence where she finds work in an Italian restaurant owned by her friend's lover. Betty becomes obsessed with getting one of Zorg's manuscripts published but it is rejected, causing her behavior to become increasingly erratic. Zorg struggles with his love for Betty as he witnesses her descent into madness.
Résumé
Directed by Jean-Jacques Beineix in 1986, '37°2 le matin' (also known as 'Betty Blue') is a French drama that explores the tumultuous relationship between two mismatched lovers. The film is an adaptation of Georges Simenon's novel 'L'Inconnu de la rivière Verte'. It follows Zorg, a reserved handyman, and Betty, a fiery young woman, as they navigate their passionate but ultimately destructive romance. Despite its challenging subject matter, the film was a commercial success and gained critical acclaim for its exploration of love, obsession, and mental instability.
