Amour de Femme
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| Directed by | Sylvie Verheyde |
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Hervé Chabalier Claude Chelli Sylvie Verheyde |
| Screenplay by | Sylvie Verheyde |
| Starring |
Hélène Fillières Raffaëla Anderson Anthony Delon |
| Music by | Frédéric Way |
| Cinematography |
Pierre-William Glenn Philippe Vene |
| Edited by | Sabine Emiliani |
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M6 Métropole Télévision Antiprod Picture This! Entertainment |
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89 minutes |
| Country | France |
| Language | French |
Un amour de femme, from the series Combats de femme, is a 2001 French film directed by Sylvie Verheyde about Jeanne, a married woman who has an affair with a female dance instructor named Marie.
Jeanne (Hélène Fillières) a successful osteopath has been married to David (Anthony Delon) for 8 years and they have a son together Louis (William Wayolle). One evening, whilst reluctantly accompany her husband David to a party hosted for his friend Franck (Jeannick Gravelines), Jeanne meets Franck's cousin, a dance instructor named Marie (Raffaëla Anderson). Jeanne and Marie quickly become friends, bonding over their love for dance, something which Jeanne had given up 10 years ago. As Jeanne and David prepare to leave the party, Marie invites Jeanne to attend her dance classes.
Initially excited to start dancing again, Jeanne becomes disheartened when her old dancing gear doesn’t fit her like it used to and she is also unable to keep up with the rest of the class. Marie decides to cheer Jeanne up by taking her to the ocean for the weekend with her little brother Moïse (Thierno Sy). After walking along to beach together and then going dancing, they check into a hotel were Jeanne and Marie share a room. Both being unable to sleep, Jeanna gives Marie a massage but stops after she begins to get turned on. In the morning Jeanne, still confused about her feelings the night before, decides to take the train home early, leaving Marie and Moïse to enjoy the weekend together. However, before boarding the train, Jeanne and Marie kiss.
Jeanne, faced with decisions about her sexual orientation, consults her friend Eloïse (Karole Rocher), telling her she thinks she is a lesbian and in love with Marie. Eloïse reacts negatively calling it disgusting and tells Jeanne she should not see Marie again. Despite this, Jeanne and Marie continue to meet up and after class one day, when David is away, she goes to eat dinner at Marie's house. After arriving at Marie's house, the relationship becomes physical and they have sex for the first time. Three weeks later Jeanne meets with her friend Eloïse again, this time she is slightly more understanding but still wishes she would stop meeting with Marie.
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