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Savage Soul (2004)
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Reviews Counted:2
Fresh:1
Rotten:1
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Rated: Not Rated
Genre: Dramas
Theatrical Release:2004
Synopsis:
Haute Provence, France, 1945. During a night-long vigil, a group of women evoke the ambiguous destiny of Therese, the eldest among them.
Drome, France, 1882. At age 22, Therese elopes with her...
Haute Provence, France, 1945. During a night-long vigil, a group of women evoke the ambiguous destiny of Therese, the eldest among them.
Drome, France, 1882. At age 22, Therese elopes with her boyfriend Firmin and settles in the town of Chatillon. She is soon drawn to the most elegant woman in town, Madame Numance, whose generosity knows no limits.
An intense connection born of mutual fascination springs up between these two "savage souls".
Firmin soon steps in, however, and stirs up trouble... He swindles the Numances, who allow themselves to be robbed without batting an eyelash.
Madame Numance disappears forever.
Thérèse will never be the same again. She cheats on her husband, lies to her lovers... Will she go so far as to commit murder?
The story of a lifetime is etched in the course of a single night. Can we ever really know the truth about Therese? -- © 2001 Paramount Pictures
Starring: Arielle Dombasle, John Malkovich, Charles Berling, Johan Leysen
Starring: Arielle Dombasle, John Malkovich, Charles Berling, Johan Leysen
Director: Raul Ruiz
Director: Raul Ruiz
Studio: Paramount Classics
Reviews for Savage Soul
Throughout the film, the relationship of Therese and Madame Numance has an intriguing ambiguity.
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