Gabrielle

Year: 2006

Runtime: 90 min

Language: French

Director: Patrice Chéreau

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A meticulously recreated turn-of-the-century France provides the setting for this powerful adaptation of Joseph Conrad's "The Return." The film portrays the painful collapse of a middle-aged couple's marriage with unflinching intensity. Isabelle Huppert and Pascal Greggory deliver chilling performances as they navigate the disintegration of their relationship, exploring themes of disillusionment and unspoken resentments.

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