Loulou
Pialat’s powerful portrait of sexual obsession is a love story without a future, though here the perspective is more closely aligned with that of the female protagonist. Nelly jilts her lover André, her match in intellect and social standing, and takes up with a leather-clad blue-collar ruffian, Loulou (Depardieu, beginning a fruitful collaboration with Pialat), with whom she shares an undeniable sexual chemistry and practically nothing else. “Pialat remains one of a handful of filmmakers genuinely interested in and capable of getting inside a woman’s head and projecting her desires onscreen.” (Molly Haskell)
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- Isabelle Huppert - Nelly
- Gérard Depardieu - Loulou
- Guy Marchand - André
- Humbert Balsan - Michel
- Frédérique Cerbonnet - Dominique
- Arlette Langmann
- Maurice Pialat
- Pierre-William Glenn
- Jacques Loiseleux
- Dominique Dalmasso
- Gérard Loupias
- Yann Dedet
- Philippe Sarde
- Alain Alitbol
- Max Berto
- Jean-Pierre Sarrazin
- Dorothée Nonn
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