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La Cicatrice Interieure (1972)

La Cicatrice Interieure (1972)
This is a highly experimental French film consisting of no more than 23 camera shots, total. It resembles nothing so much as one of Warhol's earlier films, except that it is more episodic. Nico of the Velvet Underground portrays a different woman in each of the episodes. The first three concern her "rescues" from Death Valley, Egypt and Iceland by a young man to whom she eventually says "stay away from me." Following that, she recites from various texts in German, French and English, makes various gnomic observations and encounters various men in various guises. All the men are played either by director Philippe Garrel or Pierre Clementi. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

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Starring:
NicoPierre Clémenti, (more)
Director(s):
Philippe Garrel
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of La Cicatrice Interieure

This is a highly experimental French film consisting of no more than 23 camera shots, total. It resembles nothing so much as one of Warhol's earlier films, except that it is more episodic. Nico of the Velvet Underground portrays a different woman in each of the episodes. The first three concern her "rescues" from Death Valley, Egypt and Iceland by a young man to whom she eventually says "stay away from me." Following that, she recites from various texts in German, French and English, makes various gnomic observations and encounters various men in various guises. All the men are played either by director Philippe Garrel or Pierre Clementi. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

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Director(s):
Philippe Garrel
Writer(s):
Philippe Garrel
Producer(s):
Philippe Garrel
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