Mouvements du désir (1994)
Année de sortie: 1994
Nation: Canada, France, Switzerland
Alternative Title: Desire in Motion, L'instant amoureux
Réalisateur: Léa Pool
Writer: Léa Pool, Roland Barthes
Production & Genre
Producteur: line producer: ONF: Léon G. Arcand
co-producer: Peter Baumann, Alfi Sinniger
line producer: Daniel Louis
associate producer: Yves Rivard
producer: Denise Robert
Sociétés: Fondation fonds culturel Suissimage, Catpics Coproductions, Cinémaginaire
Genre: Drama, Romance, Romance Film
Budget: N/A
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: thief, train, attraction, woman director
Histoire
After a recent breakup with her lover, Catherine decides to leave Montreal for Vancouver, accompanied by her young daughter. During their long train journey, Catherine meets Vincent who is also traveling to Vancouver intending to meet his girlfriend there. Despite both having other commitments, Catherine and Vincent find themselves increasingly attracted to each other. Meanwhile, during the journey, some belongings start going missing only to reappear mixed with others' items.
Résumé
Directed by Léa Pool in 1994, 'Mouvements du désir' is a drama that explores themes of attraction and relationships. The story unfolds during a train journey from Montreal to Vancouver, where Catherine and Vincent meet and form an unexpected connection despite their prior commitments.
