Evening dress

Evening dress is a French film carried out by Bertrand Blier, left in 1986.

Synopsis

Antoine is scolded by Monique to provide him money. Bob associates them with plundering middle-class houses. Antoine persuades Bob to take it in homosexual relation but it will then be subjected to the female condition , according to the author, the jealousy. Finally, they will be found all to make the tapin, where Bob and Antoine are disguised.

Comment

With the disappearance of Dewaere, the Depardieu tandem/Blanc formed in this film makes it possible to the realizer to explore other aspects of a male relation between two actors, primarily through the topic of reports/ratios dominating/dominated. This film subjects this relation to severely tested when one sees which Blier form gives to the fall of film. Won bet, it did not fail to shock the good morals of the critics at the time of the exit into the room.

Data sheet

Title: Evening dress
Realization: Bertrand Blier
Scenario: Bertrand Blier
Production: Rene Cleitman
Music: Serge Gainsbourg
Photography: Jean Penzer
Casting: Marguerite Capelier
Assembly: Claudine Merlin
Decorations: Théobald Meurisse
Costumes: Michele Stag
Country of origin: France
Format: Colors - 2,35:1 - Mono - 35 mm
Kind: Dramatic comedy
Lasted: 84 minutes
Coming out date: April 23rd 1986 (France)
Film prohibited with less than 12 years at the time of its exit in France

Distribution

Gerard Depardieu: Bob
Michel Blanc: Antoine
Miou-Miou: Monique
Michel Creton: Pedro
Jean-Pierre Marielle: The rich and depressive man
Jean-Yves Berteloot: The man of the nightclub
Bruno Cremer: The art lover
Caroline Sihol: The woman of the rich man
Mylène Demongeot: The woman of the couple to the bed
Jean-François Stevenin: The man of the couple to the bed

Distinctions

Price of male interpretation for Michel Blanc, at the time of the Cannes festival 1986.
Nomination for the Césars of best film, better realizer, better scenario, better music, better assembly, better actor (Michel Blanc), better actress (Miou-Miou) and better sound (Dominique Hennequin, Bernard Bats) in 1987.

See too

Internal bonds

External bond

Evening dress on Internet Movie Database

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