La pasión lo destruye todo.
Guerras de religión, siglo XVI. Adaptación de una novela de Madame de Lafayette (1662) que narra la vida de Marie de Mèzières, una dama de la nobleza francesa. En 1562, bajo el reinado de Carlos IX, las guerras de religión entre católicos y protestantes causan estragos en Francia. Marie está enamorada del joven Duque de Guisa (“el Acuchillado”), pero su padre, guiado por la ambición, la obliga a casarse con el príncipe de Montpensier, a quien ni siquiera conoce. Para proteger a su esposa de los desastres de la guerra, Montpensier la envía, en compañía del Conde de Chabannes, al castillo de Champigny, donde Marie intenta olvidar su ardiente pasión por el conde de Guisa. La misión de Chabannes será perfeccionar la educación de Marie para poder presentarla un día en la Corte.
"La Princesse de Montpensier," a 2010 cinematic gem crafted by Paradis Films, transports viewers to the tumultuous era of the French Wars of Religion. Directed by the acclaimed Bertrand Tavernier, this historical drama intricately weaves the tale of Marie de Mézières, a young noblewoman caught in a web of love, duty, and political intrigue. Set against the backdrop of 16th-century France and Germany, the film's lush visuals and period authenticity draw audiences into a world where personal desires clash with societal expectations. The narrative follows Marie, portrayed with delicate nuance by Mélanie Thierry, as she is married off to the Prince de Montpensier, played by Grégoire Leprince-Ringuet, despite her deep affection for the dashing Henri de Guise, brought to life by Gaspard Ulliel. As Marie navigates her new life, she finds herself drawn to her husband's mentor, the Duke of Anjou, portrayed by Raphaël Personnaz, adding layers of complexity to her emotional journey. The film masterfully explores themes of love, loyalty, and the constraints imposed on women during this era, offering a poignant reflection on the human condition. Bertrand Tavernier's direction is complemented by the film's exquisite cinematography, which captures the grandeur and brutality of the period. The lush landscapes and meticulously designed costumes immerse viewers in the historical setting, while the compelling performances of the ensemble cast breathe life into the characters. The film's score, composed by Philippe Sarde, further enhances the emotional depth of the narrative, creating a rich tapestry of sound and vision that resonates with audiences. "La Princesse de Montpensier" stands as a testament to the enduring power of storytelling, offering a nuanced exploration of love and sacrifice amidst the chaos of war. Paradis Films' dedication to historical accuracy and emotional authenticity elevates this film to a work of art that not only entertains but also provokes thought about the timeless struggles faced by individuals caught in the crosshairs of history.
Año2010
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Presupuesto14734000$
Duración139 minuto
Ingresos6775121$
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GénerosAcciónDramaHistoriaRomance
Países de producciónFranceGermany
