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Intimate Relations is a 1953 British drama film directed by Charles Frank and based upon the play Les Parents terribles by Jean Cocteau. The film was known in the U.S. as Disobedient. It was entered into the 1953 Cannes Film Festival.
Drama Romance. Based on the play by Jean Cocteau, and looking like a play as all the action takes place indoors, a neurotic mother almost devours a son with smothering, possessive and misdirected love. When she learns that he is in love with a young girl, she moves to break up the romance.
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- Drama, Romance
- Charles Frank
- 1954-02-04
Yvonne is seething when her devoted son, Michael, declares his intention to marry Madeleine, despite the latter's admitting to having an affair with a mysterious older man. At the same time, George, Michael's father, confides in Yvonne's sister, Leo, that he is in fact Madeleine's other lover. Together, they hatch a plot to end Madeleine's hopes of marriage - by threatening to reveal George's ...
Yvonne is seething when her devoted son, Michael, declares his intention to marry Madeleine, despite the latter's admitting to having an affair with a mysterious older man. At the same time, George, Michael's father, confides in Yvonne's sister, Leo, that he is in fact Madeleine's other lover.
- Charles Frank
- Adelphi Films, Advance Films
Intimate Relations. A drama and black comedy who has an affair with a middle aged housewife. It is 1954, Mr and Mrs Beasley (Matthew Walker and Julie Walters) live in apparent bliss in a small provincial town.
Intimate Relations is a 1953 British drama film directed by Charles Frank and based upon the play Les Parents terribles by Jean Cocteau. The film was known in the U.S. as Disobedient . [2] It was entered into the 1953 Cannes Film Festival .
Since Philip Goodhew's "Intimate Relations," a black comedy about this household, is billed as being "inspired by true events," it's safe to assume from the outset that there's more to this...
