La regina Margot
Director:
Patrice ChéreauCámara:
Philippe RousselotMúsica:
Goran BregovicReparto:
Isabelle Adjani, Daniel Auteuil, Jean-Hugues Anglade, Vincent Perez, Virna Lisi, Dominique Blanc, Pascal Greggory, Claudio Amendola, Miguel Bosé (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Siglo XVI. En Francia, durante las guerras de religión entre católicos y protestantes, el rey Carlos IX y su madre, Catalina de Medicis, conciertan el matrimonio de la princesa Margarita de Valois con el rey de Navarra, el protestante Enrique de Borbón, con la intención de poner fin así a las sangrientas luchas entre los dos bandos. (Cine Company S.A.)
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One of the best films of French cinematography of the 90s and undoubtedly the best film performance by Isabelle Adjani. A costly costume epic set during the religious wars between Huguenots and Catholics in the 16th century. A historical drama full of intrigue and plot twists, with high-quality cinematography, well-chosen exteriors, and decorations. Historically somewhat inaccurate and romanticized, but most viewers won't mind. The shots of the bloody bath of the St. Bartholomew's Night are vivid and fascinating. Adjani in a Renaissance gown is irresistible, but alongside her, Daniel Auteuil excels as an actor, as do dozens of other top-notch actors. Overall impression: 95%.
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