Hotel Chevalier (2007)
Année de sortie: 2007
Nation: France, United States
Alternative Title: Отель 'Шевалье'
Réalisateur: Wes Anderson
Writer: Wes Anderson
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Patrice Haddad
Co-Producer: Alice Bamford
Executive Producer: Jerome Rucki, Nicolas Saada
Sociétés: American Empirical Pictures, Fox Searchlight Pictures, Première Heure
Genre: Drama, Romance, Romance Film, Short
Budget: N/A
Récompenses & Similaires
Récompenses: N/A
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: balcony, depression, friends, girlfriend, hotel room, lovers, paris, france, short film
Histoire
Hotel Chevalier opens with Jack Whitman alone in a Paris hotel room, awaiting an unexpected visitor who calls to announce her arrival. He prepares the room and himself, moving mechanically, as if he's been expecting this moment but doesn't know what it means. When she arrives, the two former lovers engage in a tense, indirect conversation filled with unspoken truths about their past relationship and its current state. They discuss art, their respective lives since they last saw each other, and even step out onto the balcony to appreciate Jack's view of Paris. Throughout their time together, tension builds as they both seem to be trying to figure out whether there's still something between them or if it's truly over.
Résumé
Hotel Chevalier is a short film directed by Wes Anderson, serving as a prologue to his feature film The Darjeeling Limited. Shot in Paris and starring Natalie Portman and Jason Schwartzman as former lovers, the film explores themes of ambiguity, grief, and depression through its portrayal of Jack Whitman's seemingly aimless existence in a hotel room. Despite its brief runtime, Hotel Chevalier offers a compelling glimpse into the world of Anderson's films, showcasing his signature visual style and melancholic storytelling.
