Synopsis
On a Lisbon-bound train, Marina, a lovely, worldly young woman, flees the scene of the accidental death of her wealthy companion. She befriends another young woman who subsequently drowns herself. Marina assumes her identity.
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Director (1)
Actors (7)
Production and distribution (5)
- Executive Producer : AFCL Productions
- Co-production : STUDIOCANAL
- Foreign production company : Animatografo 2
- Film exports/foreign sales : STUDIOCANAL
- French distribution : AFMD
Full credits (15)
- Executive Producer : Anne François
- Adaptation : Gilles Perrault
- Screenwriter : Nadine Trintignant
- Dialogue Writer : Nadine Trintignant
- Director of Photography : Acacio De Almeida
- Editor : Claude Dufour
- Sound Recordist : Pierre Befve
- Costume designers : Maria Amaral, Catarina Santos
- Associate Producer : Christophe Lambert
- Line Producer : Antonio Da Cunha Telles
- Production Manager : François D'Artemare
- Press Attaché (film) : Agnès Chabot
- Production Designers : Fernanda Morais, Valérie Leblanc, Fernando Areal, Pedro Texeira
- Sound Mixer : Gérard Lamps
- Still Photographer : Joao Tuna
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Technical details
- Type : Feature film
- Genres : Fiction
- Sub-genre : Psychological drama
- Production language : French
- Coproducer countries : Portugal, France
- Original French-language productions : Unspecified
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"Marie is a character straight out of a novel. She's an actress who inspires me. Who surprises me. As a child, she was already enigmatic. She used to say (probably to provoke her father) that she would either be a woman of independent means or a courtesan. She failed on both counts. There are elements of Bonnard and Klimt in her. You never know who you're dealing with. With Gélin, she appeared as a fragile and deadly woman. Magnificent. As for writing, I steal unashamedly. Marie gave me ideas. Great actors often have very good ideas. If I can make them my own, I take them without remorse. I made my own favorite actress. That's what's known as conscientiousness."
(Nadine Trintignant)