The naughty girl
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | The naughty girl |
| Original title | L'effrontée |
| Country of production | France |
| original language | French |
| Publishing year | 1985 |
| length | 96 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | Claude Miller |
| script | Claude Miller, Annie Miller , Luc Béraud , Bernard Stora |
| production | Marie-Laure Reyre |
| music | Alain Jomy |
| camera | Dominique Chapuis |
| cut | Albert Jurgenson |
| occupation | |
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The cheeky girl (original title: L'effrontée; German alternative title: The terrible girl) is a feature film by the French director Claude Miller from 1985. It is a typical coming-of-age film with Charlotte Gainsbourg , who was only 14 at the time. year-old daughter of Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg , in the lead role.
action
Charlotte Castang is 13 years old and grew up as a working-class child without a mother in the French provinces. Her widowed father works as a plumber and is overwhelmed with raising his daughter, while the housekeeper Léone takes care of the household.
Charlotte's only friend is the somewhat sickly Lulu, whose attachment to Charlotte is a nuisance. She lives into the day and dreams of breaking out of her narrow world. One day she meets Clara Baumann, a pianist who travels the world and is celebrated as a child prodigy. She begins to project her dreams of glamor and the “big world” onto Clara. This carelessly suggests that she accompany her on her concert tours.
When the somewhat naive dream finally breaks and Charlotte is rejected by Clara, she turns back to her surroundings. She finds that love, affection, and admiration can be found among friends and family.
Locations
The film recordings were made in France without exception. Clara's luxury villa, for example, is located on the south bank of Lake Geneva , about two kilometers west of Évian-les-Bains . Your concert was filmed in the Charles Dullin theater in the French city of Chambéry . Jean leaves the city via the train station in Évian.
criticism
“Confident, intelligent and sensitively staged story of initiation about friendship, the beginning of love and the realization of growing responsibility; worn by an excellent cast of actors. "
Awards
In 1985 the film was awarded the Louis Delluc Prize . In 1986, Gainsbourg was awarded the César , France's national film award, for best young actress for her acting performance . Even Bernadette Lafont could as Best Supporting Actress win a César. There were further nominations for a César in the categories of Best Film , Best Director , Best Screenplay , Best Costumes ( Jacqueline Bouchard ), Best Sound (Paul Lainé, Gérard Lamps) and Best Young Actor (Jean-Philippe Écoffey).
Web links
- The naughty girls in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ The naughty girl. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film Service , accessed April 18, 2013 .