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| L'AMOUR TAGUÉ Drama feature film (made-for-television), 90 minutes, 1995 A 15/30 Production SFP-FRANCE 2 co-production Market portion in France measured by Médiamétrie: 35.1% (audience of over 8 million people) First shown on FRANCE 2 television, as part of LES MERCREDIS DE LA VIE movie of the week series, SEPTEMBER 27, 1995 AT 20:50 A tender and intelligent film produced for television. LAMOUR TAGUÉ is a hit, one of those adventures where all involved, from the actors to the screenwriters, bring real life to the screen. There is no holding back watching this modern fable. A truly original scenario. The acting, the intrigue and the questions raised by the film deserve attention. Anne Teyssèdre is a compelling and powerful actress. A film produced for television which strikes the right chord. No lofty sentiments, but a very realistic and tender look at life. All of the actors are excellent, especially the children who bring freshness and vitality to the screen. A story which has much more to it than would appear. LAMOUR TAGUÉ is a funny and bittersweet film. Characters taken from real life, caught up in a modern drama. The sensitivity of Franz together with the spontaneity of Gary Fercot and the convincing Anne Teyssèdre create the charm of this film. What is it that tags a childs heartstrings the most? Family ties or ties of the heart? Jacques Frantz (the presumed father) and Gary Fercot (the mischievous imp) bring fitting answers to this contemporary film, with delicate sensitivity and emotion. |
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