Ultimo tango a Parigi
(El último tango en París /
Le dernier Tango à Paris / Last Tango in Paris)
(Francia-Italia, 1972) [Color, 129 m.].
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Ficha técnica.
Dirección: Bernardo Bertolucci.
Argumento: Bernardo Bertolucci (historia).
Guión: Bernardo Bertolucci, Franco Arcalli / Agnès Varda (adaptación diálogos francés)
Fotografía: Vittorio Storaro.
Música: Gato Barbieri.
Producción: Alberto Grimaldi.
Productora: Produzioni Europee Associate (P.E.A.) / Les Productions Artistes Associes.
Sinopsis: Una mañana de invierno un hombre y una muchacha se encuentran casualmente mientras visitan un piso de alquiler en París. La pasión se apodera de ellos y hacen el amor violentamente en el piso vacío. Cuando abandonan el edificio establecen el pacto de volver a encontrarse allí, en soledad, sin preguntarse sus nombres. (FILMAFFINITY)
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"Obra maestra" (Carlos Boyero: Diario El Mundo)
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"Es una obra con instantes potentísimos, pero coja, desequilibrada. Es Brando, y sólo él, quien llena la bandeja que le puso Bertolucci en este poema de un naúfrago en el asfalto parisiense, que era la sombra de una miseria colectiva" (Ángel Fdez. Santos: Diario El País)
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"Bertolucci se deja llevar por Brando y Vittorio Storaro para hilvanar un arrebatado y ya clásico retrato de la moral claudicante" (Luis Martínez: Diario El País)
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"Intenso drama de desencantos varios. Maravillosa e imprescindible" (Fernando Morales: Diario El País)
AMG SYNOPSIS: In Bernardo Bertolucci's art-house classic, Marlon Brando delivers one of his characteristically idiosyncratic performances as Paul, a middle-aged American in "emotional exile" who comes to Paris when his estranged wife commits suicide. Chancing to meet young Frenchwoman Jeanne (Maria Schneider), Paul enters into a sadomasochistic, carnal relationship with her, indirectly attacking the hypocrisy all around him through his raw, outrageous sexual behavior. Paul also hopes to purge himself of his own feelings of guilt, brilliantly (and profanely) articulated in a largely ad-libbed monologue at his wife's coffin. If the sexual content in Last Tango is uncomfortably explicit (once seen, the infamous "butter scene" is never forgotten), the combination of Brando's acting, Bertolucci's direction, Vittorio Storaro's cinematography, and Gato Barbieri's music is unbeatable, creating one of the classic European art movies of the 1970s, albeit one that is not for all viewers. -- Hal Erickson
AMG REVIEW: Ironically, the film that heralded the arrival of a mainstream adult cinema, with its frank and often brutal depiction of impersonal (and often nearly fully clothed) sex, was actually one of the last films to give such raw and uncompromising treatment to the subject matter. Last Tango in Paris certainly ranks among Marlon Brando's greatest acting achievements (he improvised a significant portion of his part), as he makes us care about his distraught, damaged, misogynistic character. Director Bernardo Bertolucci's favorite cameraman, Vittorio Storaro, provides cadaverous color that moves through a half-lit space as evocatively as it travels through the character's emotions. The characters of Paul and Jeanne (Maria Schneider, in an often overlooked but remarkably vulnerable performance) spend the film enveloped in a sexual cocoon, engaging in animalistic acts of passion in order to escape or ignore their lives on the "outside." Such subject matter has rarely (if ever) been treated with such emotional and intellectual seriousness; while one may question the film's conclusions (Paul's declaration of love leads to his death), it is an inescapably bold film, untempered by a fear of public disgust or outrage -- much of which it in fact received at the time, despite (and partly because of) the equally strong favorable views of such critics as Pauline Kael, who called it "a landmark in movie history" comparable to Igor Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring in music. -- Dan Jardine
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