Une vraie jeune fille (1976)
Année de sortie: 1976
Nation: France
Alternative Title: A Real Young Lady, Uma Adolescente de Verdade, Истинско младо момиче, 爱欲解放, 解放的潘多拉, Prava mlada dama, Ein wirklich junges Mädchen, L'adolescente, Hontôni wakai musume, 本当に若い娘, En riktig ung jente, Młoda dziewczyna, Prawdziwa dziewczyna, A Real Young Girl, 진실한 소녀, Настоящая девчонка, Una chica de verdad, İlk sevişme, A True Young Girl
Réalisateur: Catherine Breillat
Writer: Catherine Breillat
Production & Genre
Récompenses & Similaires
Récompenses: N/A
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: puberty, first time, france, parent child relationship, love at first sight, eroticism, women's sexual identity, provocation, precocity, girls' boarding school, teenage crush, woman director
Histoire
Alice Bonnard, an adolescent girl, returns home for her summer vacation from boarding school in 1963. She finds her family farce and life at their provincial farm house boring. Alice begins to explore her sexuality as she becomes infatuated with Jim, a worker at her father's sawmill. Throughout the summer, Alice engages in sexual fantasies and self-exploration, ultimately helping her understand the realm of sex more clearly.
Résumé
Une vraie jeune fille is a French drama directed by Catherine Breillat in 1976. The film follows the experiences of Alice Bonnard, a young girl navigating adolescence and sexuality during her summer vacation at home. Set against the backdrop of provincial France in the early 1960s, the movie explores themes of sexual awakening, self-discovery, and the complexities of growing up.
