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La Rupture | Year: 1970 Classification: Foreign Film - French Directed: - Claude Chabrol Hmmm... That summary leaves a bit to be desired... Excellent Chabrol film --- probably the best introduction to the director. I'm suprised and very happy that this is out on video at a sell-through price. For some inexplicable reason, no one seems to talk much about this film. It's extremely absorbing and quite beautiful to look at though. Stephane Audran is particularly charming in this movie, although some have thought her to be a bit sophisticated for the part. A silly criticism, I think. The colors in this movie are absolutely amazing --- everything somehow dayglo and hyperrealistic at the same time. I think Philip K. Dick fans would in particular get a kick out of this film. It's organized similarly to his novels... Everything just gets more and more disjointed until reality has almost completely broken down. The denouement is pretty darned funny, too. A film that more folks should see, it'll add to your appreciation of Chabrol's other films too. to go beyond I liked this movie. It made a strong impact on me and brought meaning to past conversations and what it means to "go beyond." Buy La Rupture at Amazon.com Buy posters at Allposters.com Jamster - the latest ringtones for your phone!  Search with Walhello on the Internet on La Rupture Search with the Priority Search Engine on La Rupture This page in other languages: Suomeksi | Nederlands | Deutsch
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