Brownian Movement (2010)
Année de sortie: 2010
Nation: Germany, Netherlands
Alternative Title: Ruchy Browna
Réalisateur: Nanouk Leopold
Writer: Nanouk Leopold
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Herbert Schwering, Stienette Bosklopper
Co-Producer: Ellen De Waele
Sociétés: Circe Films, Coin Film, Serendipity Films
Genre: Drama, Fiction Film, Romance
Budget: N/A
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: woman director
Histoire
Charlotte, a German doctor living in Brussels with her husband Max and their son, has been secretly having affairs with some of her patients for sexual encounters. These trysts are unbeknownst to Max until one of Charlotte's lovers becomes too attached and triggers a nervous breakdown in her, leading to the revelation of her infidelity. As a result, she loses her job and her marriage is put on the brink of collapse. In an attempt to salvage their relationship, they undergo therapy together. Two years later, the family relocates to India where Max has taken up a new job as an architect. They have twins and initially seem to have regained family happiness. However, lingering mistrust and doubt in Max cause him to follow Charlotte on her morning walks.
Résumé
Directed by Nanouk Leopold, 'Brownian Movement' (2010) is a provocative drama that explores the complex nature of female sexuality and desire through its protagonist Charlotte, portrayed by Sandra Hüller. The film is structured in three parts, each revealing more about Charlotte's adulterous past and its impact on her present life. Set primarily in Brussels but later moving to India, the narrative follows Charlotte as she navigates her marriage with Max, her sexual encounters with patients, and the fallout from these secret affairs. Leopold presents a bold and unapologetic portrayal of Charlotte's sexuality, challenging societal norms and expectations. Despite its provocative themes, the film is a nuanced exploration of relationships, trust, and redemption.
