[DVDRip AC3] American Translation | Traduit de l'américain (2011) *NoGrp*

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Title: American Translation
AKA: --
Year: 2011
Original title: Traduit de l'américain
Runtime: 1h 49mins
Country: France
Language: Russian (dubbed)
Subtitles: None
Genre: Drama
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Video Bitrate: 1920 Kbps
Frame Rate: 25.000 fps
Aspect Ratio: 1.875:1
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Audio Format: AC3 @ 384 Kbps
Sampling rate: 48000 Hz



Stars:
Lizzie Brocheré, Pierre Perrier and Djédjé Apali



Another penetrating examination of sex and crime, love and death, Pascal Arnold and Jean-Marc Barr’s compelling American Translation
picks up thematically where their previous effort, “One to Another” ended. This striking new film confirms the directors’ insistence on
making daring, challenging films about sexual, mental, emotional, and physical control.

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A French twist on the couple-on-the-run and
road movie genres, American Translation has the handsome wanderer Chris, a young man as unruly as his hair, meeting rich Aurore
in a hotel. They share a passionate, ravenous kiss in the bathroom, and soon head out for sex and adventure in his Peugeot van.
Their romance is immediate and intense, they quickly hold a wedding ceremony and tattoo a “ring” on her finger, because “something
deep” connects them. The passion between Chris and Aurore is palpable, not only as evidenced in their naked couplings, but also as
reflected by cinematographers Barr and Chris Keohane, who film them with a handheld camera that adds an effective layer of intimacy.
Barr and Keohane capture Chris’ seductive appeal, and Aurore’s unwavering devotion, most notably in a showstopping and extremely
erotic/explicit striptease that is sure to arouse a response from viewers. The couple’s amorous bliss, however, is soon disrupted when
the dark side of Chris’ personality suddenly emerges. He makes it painfully clear to Aurore that he doesn’t like her talking to other guys.
And, he soon reveals, he likes picking up, kissing, and “cuddling” young male prostitutes, whom he also kills. Aurore sometimes help
dispose of the body. The film is an exploration of the nature of good and evil, free will, and the death of innocence. Arnold and Barr’s
complex investigation of character resists ascribing any one, real/true meaning to Chris’ or Aurore’s actions. ~ Gary M. Kramer

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