Edge of Love (2008)
Année de sortie: 2008
Nation: United Kingdom
Alternative Title: The Edge of Love, Amor Extremo, Edge of Love - Was von der Liebe bleibt, En el límite del amor, Agapi sta akra, Granica ljubavi, A szerelem határai, Meiles riba, No Limite do Amor, Запретная любовь
Réalisateur: John Maybury
Writer: Rebekah Gilbertson, Sharman Macdonald
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Bill Godfrey, Huw Penallt Jones, Rebekah Gilbertson, Sarah Radclyffe
Executive Producer: David Bergstein, David M. Thompson, Hannah Leader, Joe Oppenheimer, Linda James, Mark Brooke, Nick Hill, Paul Brett, Tim Smith
Sociétés: BBC Film, Capitol Films, Hindsight Media, Prescience Film Fund, Rainy Day Films, Sarah Radclyffe Productions, Wales Creative IP Fund
Genre: Biographical Film, Biography, Drama, History, Lgbt-Related Film, Romance, Romance Film
Budget: N/A
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Mots-clés
Histoire
In war-torn London, Welsh poet Dylan Thomas rekindles his relationship with childhood sweetheart Vera Phillips, now a cabaret singer. However, Vera also falls for William Killick, a charming officer she meets in London. Despite her newfound love for William, Vera still feels the spark between herself and Dylan, who is married to the adventurous Caitlin. The two women form an unexpected friendship despite their shared affection for Dylan. When Vera becomes pregnant and William is posted abroad, she returns to Wales with Dylan and Caitlin. Upon William's return, his jealousy towards Dylan intensifies due to neighborhood gossip. Enraged, William attacks Dylan, forcing Vera to choose between the men in her life and her beloved friend.
Résumé
Edge of Love (2008) is a British biographical drama directed by John Maybury, focusing on the romantic relationships surrounding Welsh poet Dylan Thomas. The film explores the love triangle between Dylan, his wife Caitlin, and their mutual friend Vera Phillips, who becomes romantically involved with both Dylan and William Killick. Set against the backdrop of World War II London and Wales, the story delves into themes of desire, guilt, love, friendship, and the complexities of relationships. The narrative is inspired by real-life events and characters.
