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Querelle (DVD, 2002)

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A proud, dignified sailor becomes involved in the underworld of drug smuggling and homosexuality in a French port. Based on the novel by Jean Genet. Fassbinder's last film.

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EAN5028836030324

eBay Product ID (ePID)3945490

Product Key Features

ActorGunther Kaufmann, Jeanne Moreau, Brad Davis, Franco Nero, Laurent Malet

Film/TV TitleQuerelle

DirectorRainer Werner Fassbinder

LanguageFrench

Run Time104 Mins

Aspect Ratio2.35 Wide Screen

Release Year2002

FormatDVD

FeaturesWidescreen

GenreDrama, General

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Certificate18

Country/Region of ManufactureFrance

Additional InformationBased on Jean Genet's novel, QUERELLE marked the end of the controversial directorial career of Rainer Werner Fassbinder. Brimming with often graphic gay imagery and themes, it tells the story of Querelle (Brad Davis), a sexually swaggering sailor and drug trafficker on a pass in the port of Brest in pursuit of sexual gratification. In a brothel, he is reunited with his brother, Robert, and makes the acquaintance of Robert's lover Lysiane (Jeanne Moreau) and her brooding husband, Nono. Querelle later mysteriously murders another man, pinning the blame on known homosexual Gil. But when Querelle finds himself in a sexual relationship with Gil, his dangerous circumstance becomes even more complicated. Critically savaged (and possibly misunderstood) upon its 1983 release, Fassbinder's swan song offers a uniquely surreal and dreamlike tone, offering a wealth of fascinating imagery to the adventurous viewer.

ReviewsNew York Times - ...One of the riskiest films Fassbinder ever made...

ScreenwriterRainer Werner Fassbinder, Burkhard Driest

AuthorJean Genet

Sound sourceDolby Digital Stereo

Movie/TV TitleQuerelle