Vincent Macaigne appears in Bonnard, Pierre et Marthe (2023), a biopic dedicated to Pierre and Marthe Bonnard
Synopsis
A single mother and a married man embark on an affair, realizing that their relationship is purely sexual. Although they agree that the relationship has no future, they find themselves increasingly attracted to each other in each other’s company.. (about 12 minutes in) While Charlotte and Simon are visiting the Petit Palais Museum in Paris, they pass by a Pierre Bonnard's painting.
Do you love her?
Charlotte: Stop the idea of ”cheating on your wife”. Simon: Yes. Charlotte: Well, don’t cheat on her.
Features Scenes from Married Life (1974)
We’ll see each other for other reasons.. La JavanaiseMusic by Serge Gainsbourg Lyrics by Serge GainsbourgPerformed by Juliette Gréco(P)1963 Decca Records France with permission from Universal Music Publishing Film & TV©1962 & 1998 Warner Chappell Music France & Melody Nelson Publishing with permission from Warner Chappell Music France & Melody Nelson Publishing. O-la-la!
Only French filmmakers can do this!
A film about a perfectly normal extramarital love affair, which doesn’t just happen in our all-time favorite MegaCity Paris! Sandrine KIBERLAIN and Vincent MACAIGNE play a romantic middle-aged couple who are once again nibbling on the forbidden fruits of lust. They live out their dreams and needs charmingly and directly, shaped by the classics of Eric ROHMER and Woody ALLEN.
Charming and funny, tres francais!
Until, yes, until the duo fulfills their great dream of having a threesome… Such films are not to everyone’s taste, but it’s good that they exist!