The three truths
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | The three truths |
| Original title | Le Puits aux trois vérités |
| Country of production | France / Italy |
| Publishing year | 1961 |
| length | 97 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK from 18 |
| Rod | |
| Director | François Villiers |
| script |
Rémo Forlani Henri Jeanson Jean Canolle |
| music | Maurice Jarre |
| camera | Jacques Robin |
| cut | Christian Gaudin |
| occupation | |
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The three truths (original title: Le Puits aux trois vérités ) is a French-Italian feature film by François Villiers , which came in 1961 (in German 1962) in the cinemas. It is a film adaptation of the novel The Fountain to the Triple Truth ( French Le Puits aux trois vérités ) by Jean-Jacques Gautier .
action
After a violent argument with her husband, the young painter Laurent Lénaud, Danièle Plèges is found dead in her apartment. With the help of the diary of the deceased and the statements of her mother Renée, the police are trying to solve the death. Meanwhile, Lénaud serves up his version of the events to his lover. Nobody lies, and yet three different truths emerge, depending on whether you follow Danièle, her mother or her husband's point of view.
reception
“He knows how to handle flashbacks delicately, and a dancing clavicord motif seamlessly joins together what is artistically seen from the perspectives of the three people involved. The actress Catherine Spaak as Danielle, like a childish Jeanne Moreau protesting against erotic cynicism with the most economical gestures, is a silent sensation. "
Web links
- The three truths in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- The three truths (France / Italy). Film review in: Der Spiegel 24/1962 from June 13, 1962.
Individual evidence
- ↑ The three truths (France / Italy). Der Spiegel , June 13, 1962, accessed on August 27, 2013 .