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8 giu 2005 · The Ring Finger: Directed by Diane Bertrand. With Olga Kurylenko, Marc Barbé, Stipe Erceg, Edith Scob. Iris finds a new job working in a preservation lab where she gradually enters into a troubled relationship with her boss.
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- Drama
- Diane Bertrand
- 2005-06-08
The Ring Finger ( French: L'Annulaire) is a French film released on 8 June 2005. It was written (based on a novel by Yōko Ogawa) and directed by Diane Bertrand. [1] Plot. Iris (Olga Kurylenko) is a young woman working in a bottle washing factory. She loses the tip of her ring finger in an accident at work and leaves her job.
- Diane Bertrand
- Beth Gibbons
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- 11 min
- 16,8K
- Catalin
Synopsis. When she is slightly hurt in the factory where she works, Iris quits her job and finds a new one as an assistant in a laboratory of a very peculiar kind. Without fully grasping what is at play around her, she gradually engages in a disturbing love affair with her enigmatic employer. Cast. Olga Kurylenko. Marc Barbé. Stipe Erceg.
- Iris; L'homme du laboratoire; Costa, le marin
- Diane Bertrand
- 2005
- 2
Marc Barbé Cast. Stipe Erceg Cast. Édith Scob Cast. Ogawa Yoko Screenplay. Alain Duplantier Cinematography. Beth Gibbons Music. Critics reviews. A European laboratory where clients’ fondest memories are processed and preserved as specimens. Iris slices off her ring finger while working at a soft-drink factory.
The Ring Finger: titolo originale: L'Annulaire: paese: Francia, Germania, Regno Unito: rivenditore estero: Pyramide International: anno: 2005: genere: fiction: regia: Diane Bertrand: data di uscita: FR 08/06/2005, UK 03/11/2008: sceneggiatura: Diane Bertrand: cast: Olga Kurylenko, Marc Barbé, Stipe Erceg, Edith Scob, Hanns Zischler, Doria ...
The Ring Finger is a formally and cinematographically high-art picture that capitalizes on the scenery of its setting as well as the sensuous beauty of its lead actress, Olga Kurylenko. Its uncanny narrative of obsession, adapted from a novel by Yoko Ogawa that has achieved cult status, is well suited to the concerns of the French cinema du ...
