Les 1001 nuits (1990)
Année de sortie: 1990
Nation: France, Germany, Italy
Alternative Title: 1001 Nights, Le mille e una notte, Les mille et une nuits, Scheherazade, Sheherazade
Réalisateur: Philippe de Broca
Writer: Jérôme Tonnerre, Philippe de Broca
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Sarim Fassi-Fihri, Maurice Illouz, André Djaoui
Sociétés: Club Investissement Média, Cinémax, Télémax, Telepool, Antenne 2, RAI
Genre: Adventure, Adventure Film, Comedy, Comedy Film, Fantasy Film
Budget: N/A
Récompenses & Similaires
Récompenses: N/A
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Mots-clés
Histoire
In 'Les 1001 nuits', Sheherazade finds herself pursued by a Middle Eastern king who intends to marry her forcefully. To evade him, she embarks on a journey filled with adventures and encounters with various heroes and kings from the legends of the 1001 nights. Along the way, she is aided by a Genie living in present-day London who uses his TV set as a time portal to provide assistance whenever Sheherazade faces danger. During her escapades, she temporarily teams up with allies and loses her clothes on multiple occasions. Ultimately, Sheherazade realizes that running isn't a viable solution and devises a risky plan to confront the king.
Résumé
Directed by Philippe de Broca in 1990, 'Les 1001 nuits' is an adventure comedy film that offers a unique, satirical take on the classic tale of Scheherazade. Unlike traditional adaptations focusing on various stories from the 1001 nights, this film places Sheherazade herself at the center of the narrative and explores her journey to escape a lustful king's pursuit. The movie blends fantasy elements with humor as it weaves together ancient times and modern-day London through the Genie's time-traveling TV.
