Jean-Luc Godard's eighth feature film, <i>Une femme mariée</i> (A Married Woman, 1964) is a tale of adultery. As it opens, we meet Charlotte (Macha Meril) at a tryst with her lover Robert (Bernard Noël). Though Robert tries to convince her to divorce her husband, the pilot Pierre (Philippe Leroy), Charlotte's loyalties remain divided. Godard labeled <i>Une femme mariée</i> not a "film" but rather "a collection of fragments from a film shot in 1964". However, this is much less avant-garde disjointed than one might expect. Godard chooses a fragment-based means of storytelling for the moments…
“She Loves Two Men... She is Married to One!”
A superficial woman finds conflict choosing between her abusive husband and her vain lover.
- Status
- Released
- Original Title
- Une femme mariée: Suite de fragments d'un film tourné en 1964
- Original Language
- French
- Production
- Orsay Films, Anouchka Films
- Budget
- $120K
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Cast
Macha MérilCharlotte
Bernard NoëlRobert, the Lover
Philippe LeroyPierre, the Husband
Christophe BourseillerNicolas
Roger LeenhardtSelf
Margareth ClémentiGirl in Swimming PoolVéronique DuvalGirl in Swimming Pool
Rita MaidenMadame CelineGeorges LironThe Physician
Jean-Luc GodardThe Narrator (voice) (uncredited)Media
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A superficial woman finds conflict choosing between her abusive husband and her vain lover.
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