Une affaire de femmes = Story of women / MK2 Productions, Films A2, Films du Camelia, La Sept en association avec la Sofica Sofinergia présentent un film de Claude Chabrol ; produit par Marin Karmitz ; scénario, adaptation, Colo Tavernier O'Hagan et Claude Chabrol ; dialogue, Colo Tavernier O'Hagan ; un film de Claude Chabrol.



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Originally released as a motion picture in 1988. Adapted from Une affaire de femmes / de Francis Szpiner. Special features: New, enhanced digital transfer; scene comments by Claude Chabrol; presentation by critic Joël Magny; interviews with producer Martin Karmitz and writer Francis Szpiner; director filmography; original French theatrical trailer; essay by film critic and author Wheeler Winston Dixon. MPAA rating: Not rated. BFCS: PG. Director of photography, Jean Rabier ; editor, Monique Fardoulis ; music, Matthieu Chabrol ; costume designer, Corinne Jorry ; production designer, Françoise Benoît-Fresco. Isabelle Huppert, François Cluzet, Marie Trintignant, Nils Tavernier. French dialogue (mono) with optional English subtitles.

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Une affaire de femmes = Story of women / MK2 Productions, Films A2, Films du Camelia, La Sept en association avec la Sofica Sofinergia présentent un film de Claude Chabrol ; produit par Marin Karmitz ; scénario, adaptation, Colo Tavernier O'Hagan et Claude Chabrol ; dialogue, Colo Tavernier O'Hagan ; un film de Claude Chabrol.
Artist
Karmitz, Marin.
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Language
French, English
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Video Recording
Abstract
To survive Nazi-occupied 1940's France, Marie turns to illegally aborting pregnancies for a hefty fee. As her income increases, Marie moves her family to a posh apartment. Completely seduced by her lifestyle, Marie ignores her shell-shocked husband Paul. Things take a disastrous turn after one of Marie's "customers" dies and her husband turns her over to the authorities. Inspired by the real-life of Marie-Louise Girard, who was executed in 1943 by the Vichy Government, who'd declared abortion as a Crime Against the State because it diminished the number of potential soldiers.
Year
2004
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