2000) The 3-episodes-TV-version is not only longer, but features different footage.

(.) So there was a conscious of going from light to dark, and from 35mm to 16mm.' (Sept. (.) So the film is going from light to darkness and rust. I dyed all of the actors' hairs blonde and put them in white shirts. There's the one chapter in the countryside, called 'In the Light.' I knew this chapter would be light, it would be green and white, green for nature. The TV-version is closer to Carax' original concept, that the film should consist of 3 distinct parts: 'The film was thought to be in three parts, three chapters. The 3 episodes feature an additional 40 minutes of footage and are titled 'A la lumière' (In the Light), 'A l'ombre des lumières' (In the Shadows of the Lights) and 'Dans le sang' (In the Blood). That's when things get even weirder.ĭVD9 | PAL 16:9 | 02:08:46 | 7.An alternate longer TV version entitled 'Pierre ou les ambiguïtés', edited in 3 one-hour episodes, was shown for the first time on Septemon 'Arte', the German-French TV channel. Abandoning his home, his fiancee, his mother and his inheritance, he takes Isabelle and her two war - refugee companions into an underground lifestyle of poverty while he tries to write a meaningful follow-up novel about squalor and lies - the real truth of his times.

He smashes into a walled room upstairs hoping to get the goods on his father, but finds nothing. When he finally confronts her, she claims to be Isabelle (Yekaterina Golubeva), his sister, unacknowledged by the controlling Marie. This eden of privilege is shattered when a mysterious vagrant woman, previsioned by Pierre in weird dreams, begins haunting him in the woods and in town. Together they share an undefined but curiously ambisexual relationship with his moody cousin Thibault (Laurent Lucas).

He commutes daily to another glorious chateau to make love to his delicate, sweet fiancee Lucie (Delphine Chuillot). Pierre is not only rich, he is also a celebrated author (under a pen name) of a book that has 'inspired his generation. They both revere the memory of Pierre's father, a famous diplomat who has an undefined but curious relationship to atrocities in WW2.

Pierre (Guillaume Depardieu) lives in a glorious chateau with his mother Marie (Catherine Deneuve), with whom he has an undefined but curiously incestuous relationship.

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