Name: A Gentle Woman
Genre: Romance, Drama
Released: 1969
Rating: 71
Cast: Dominique Sanda, Guy Frangin, Jeanne Lobre, Claude Ollier, Jacques Kébadian

About

When his young wife commits suicide with no explanation, an introspective pawnbroker looks back on their life together.

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Genres: Psychological Drama Art House
Mood: MelancholicReflectiveIntrospectiveEmotionalPoignant
Themes: Loss Of InnocenceThe Human ConditionIdentity Crisis
Plot: Emotional JourneyInternal ConflictTragic CircumstancesUncovering Hidden SecretsMarital StrugglesFlashbacksRediscovering LoveUnanswered Questions
Pacing: IntrospectiveSlow
Narrative: Episodic StructureReal-Time NarrativeFlashbacks
Dialog: Inner MonologuePoetic LanguagePhilosophical Discussions
Character Types: Anti-HeroEveryman
Time: Present Day
Place: Urban CityscapeResidential Apartments
Cinematic Style: Long TakesHandheld Camera WorkUse Of ShadowsBlack And White Cinematography
Costume and Set: Modern AttireUrban Settings

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Crew

Directed by:

Robert Bresson, Jacques Kébadian, Ghislain Cloquet

Written by:

Robert Bresson

Produced by:

Mag Bodard

Composed by:

Jean Wiener

Cast

Dominique Sanda

Elle

Claude Ollier

Le médecin

Dorothée Blanck

L'infirmière

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