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George Dandin

George Dandin, a rich peasant who wants to climb the social ladder, marries Angélique, the daughter of impoverished provincial aristocrats. By buying up their debts, he earns the right to change his name to "George de la Dandinière," but his in-laws never cease to make it bitterly clear that their social differences have not been abolished. Surprised by Dandin as he is leaving his home, Lubin, a day laborer who doesn't know him, reveals that Clitandre, the local viscount, is courting his wife. If Lubin, who himself is wooing Claudine, Angélique's maid, admits that a woman is free to see whom she wants, George Dandin thinks that marriage is a "chain" that must not be tampered with. But to Angélique, being married does not mean "renouncing the pleasures of the world".
France - 1999 - 1 h 40 mn - Betacam Digital - Colour
Réalisation
Bernard Stora
D'après la pièce de
Molière
Mise en scène
Catherine Hiegel
Image
Ricardo Aronovich
Son
Nathalie Parrenin
Décors
Goury
Montage
Scott Stevenson
Interprétation
Bruno Putzulu, Martine Chevalier, Anne Kessler, Alain Lenglet, Claudie Guillot, Alexandre Pavloff, Jérôme Pouly, Olivier Parenty

Production
Euripide Productions

Co-Production
Néria productions, La Comédie-Française, France 3

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