Mello

Mello is a Play of Henri Bernstein (1929), Alain Resnais drew from it a Film in 1986.

Synopsis

A single person and a couple confront their respective lives: the first does not have any more that the memories, the second has nothing any more but the compromises. He veils the face when his/her best friend, Marcel, allured his wife. The tragedy broods under these pretenses… In each case, the failure is open, the regrets chahutent the daily newspaper. It is enough that heroin yields to temptation to rectify its destiny so that the apocalypse falls down on the heads of the cursed trio.

Film adaptation

  • As in last Year with Marienbad and before Smoking/No Smoking , the film of Alain Resnais wonders about the chance and the free-referee.

Resnais also pays homage to the theater and its artifices through visible decorations and actors who assert themselves as such (the red curtain opens and is closed on them).

Data sheet

  • Title: Mello
  • Realization: Alain Resnais
  • Scenario: A. Resnais, according to the part of Henri Bernstein
  • Photo
  • : Charlie Van Rams
  • Décors: Jacques Saulnier
  • Music: Philippe-Gerard and of the extracts of Brahms and Bach
  • Assembly: Albert Jurgenson
  • Sound: Henri Morelle
  • Production: MK2, Films Directing A2
  • of production: Catherine lapoujade
  • Distribution: MK2 Diffusion
  • Beginning of turning on December 16th, 1985
  • Country: France
  • Kind: Drama
  • Colors by Agfacolor- Mono
  • Lasted: 112 min
  • Left: September 3rd 1986

Distribution

Rewards

Two Césars 1987 for Sabine Azéma (better actress) and Pierre Arditi (best supporting role).

See too

Related articles

  • Melodrama with the theater
  • Melodrama with the cinema

External bonds

  • Mello on Internet Movie Database

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