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The Tender Enemy (French: La Tendre Ennemie) is a 1936 French comedy film directed by Max Ophüls and starring Simone Berriau, Catherine Fonteney and Laure Diana. The film's sets were designed by the art director Jacques Gotko.
Annette, una mujer calculadora, ha organizado una fiesta de compromiso para su hija. La razón principal para que se celebre dicho enlace es el dinero. Pero dos fantasmas acudirán a la fiesta: el de su marido y el de su amante. Ambos tratarán de salvar a la joven de un futuro sin amor….
Sinopsis: Dos fantasmas asisten a una fiesta de compromiso sin ser vistos por los demás invitados. Uno de los fantasmas, Dupont, es el padre de la novia. Recuerda que su esposa Annette no era feliz, pues sus negocios lo mantenían casi siempre lejos de casa.
- Max Ophüls
- Simone Berriau
29 de jul. de 2016 · Max Ophüls’s “La Tendre Ennemie”—“ The Tender Enemy ”—from 1936, is sixty-nine minutes long; its action takes place mainly in confined spaces involving a handful of characters; it relies on...
An elegantly shot drama from Max Ophüls, The Tender Enemy is a moral tale about how the past often informs the present. A bold experiment in social satire, this entertaining comedy established the trademark flashback structure that would distinguish many of the German-born director’s later films.
La Tendre Ennemie es una pelicula dirigida por Max Ophüls con Simone Berriau, Jacqueline Daix, Marc Valbel, Catherine Fonteney
Ophüls putting his ear to the unheard whispers of silent cinema, an era lost in the shadow of the talkie. It's a phantasmagorical voyage that runs counter to the downtrodden poetic realism of the time, revived through trick shots of invisible sentience and the guiding passages of the dead.
