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Budget ---------
Filmming
Location
2001.12-2002.02
Arles, Marseille, Paris
Lisbon, Portugal
Date
Released
2002.11.13
France
Admission
& Box-Office
14,199 in France
DVD & Video 0000.00.00 in France


Deux (2002)

DIRECTOR: Werner Schroëter
CAST: Bulle Ogier; Manuel Blanc; Arielle Dombasle

SYNOPSIS

Magdalena and Maria are twin sisters who don't know each other, because they were separated since born. Maria grew up in a girl's boarding school. She run away and became a signer in cafes and night clubs in Marseille. Magdalena lives with her adopted parents. She works in a art gallery in Marais and is passionated for doing various things.

Anna, their mother from Portugal, immigrated to Arles, had many short-term relationships. She abandoned them three months after they were born. she left them an only trance of her: a post card of chateau of Sintra sent from Portugal once a while....

NOTE

Isabelle plays twin sisters, from 14-year old to 30s. - FORUM

QUOTE

Werner Schroeter
production note
Maybe Isabelle Huppert is a synthesis of Magdalena Montezma and Carole Bouquet in one person. In my early works, I started to work with comic actress, dramatic woman, and woman with character.... all resembled Isabelle Huppert. For me the sysnthesis is really Isabelle, because she has a exactly sensible quality.

I rarely used music during the shooting. In the scene where Isabelle cried on the bed with her lover, I played "The Death of the Soldier" sung by Maria Callas and as Isabelle Huppert detestd this musical piece, it's more eaier to let her cry.

Werner Schroeter
"Werner Schroeter, La Fatalite du Glamour" by Jean Francois Rauger
Le Monde, November 18, 2002

I love her (Isabelle) a lot. She understands all. She is the only one whom I want to work instinctly.

Isabelle Huppert
News Conference at Director's Fortnight
Cannes, May 19, 2002
It's a biographcial film of the director. I'm his messenger.

Isabelle Huppert
Interviewd by public.pt
Cinecartaz, Jan, 2003, Lisbon

The film was written for me, but also for him. He projects in me. But it is a transfusion case, as if he came to inhabit in me, it's my heart, but his soul. I state his ghosts. He assumes that it is a film on him, that speaks of his past, of his infancy. But as he is a visionary who escapes to all the classifications, leaves his imaginary one to vagabundear. It is his unconsciousness in which he speaks. This film is as a dream. In a dream, we project ourselves in improbable situations, but that, at the same time, they have a linking with the world to our return. Therefore, a dream never is perhaps.

AWARD

  • Selected by Direcotr's Fortnight at Cannes Film Festival, May 18, 2002
  • Taormina Film Festival, July 8, 2002
  • Rotterdam Film Festival, February, 2003

TRIVIA

The director Werner Schroeter is a good friend of Isabelle since long time. They worked together in "Malina" in 1991, and a documentary on the opera divas "Love's Debris" (1996)

REVIEW

Avec vue sur la mère, le 17 april, 2002
Deux: the Experiments, Le Monde, May 20, 2002
Les beautes multiples "Deux", Liberation, le 22 mai, 2002
Deux: Double and Trouble, Liberation, 13 nov. 2002
Tu t'installes chez moi, en moi, Liberation, 13 nov. 2002
Une idee de la feminite... Le Monde, 13 Nov. 2002
Schoreter: Huppert a la jumelle, Le Figaro, 14 nov. 2002
Werner Scrhoeter, la fatalite du glamous, Le monde, 18 nov. 2002
Bouts d'essais, November 12, 2002
"2" + "4.48", Cinecartaz, Jan, 2003
Deux Review, Cinemah.com, April 22, 2003
Deux by Acquarelle, at Strictly Film School, 20 Feb. 2005 (en)

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