Смело & чувственно.
Если первым сегодня мало кого удивишь, то сохранить при этом второе - в этом и всё искусство.
И такую чувственность я ощущаю крайне редко, особенно если говорить о фильмах про любовь двух женщин.
Единственное - я бы немного урезала. Но тут не принципиально, конечно.



The actresses only read the sсript once. Abdellatif Kechiche insisted that they forget what the sсript said line for line,
and instead asked them to improvise their scenes and really let their actions and words come out naturally and as unforced as possible.

читать дальшеThere was no makeup artist and hairstylist on the set. The actresses were not allowed to wear makeup for most part of the movie.

A good portion of the B-roll footage with Adèle Exarchopoulos that ended up being used are in fact of the actress when she was out of character.
The camera would be on her when she ate and even when she slept on the train while they were on their way to set.
Since during this footage people kept calling Exarchopoulos the name Adèle instead of Clementine, they agreed to have the main character's name changed to Adèle.

Adèle Exarchopoulos said that she was cast as the part of Adèle because of the way she ate.

A scene in which Adele's parents walk in on her and Emma in bed together and kick them out of the house was filmed, but ultimately cut out of the theatrical release.

In preparation for her role as Emma, Léa Seydoux attended painting and sculpture lessons.
She also undertook extensive reading on arts and philosophy, and visited museums before filming began.
To assist her in portraying the masculine characteristics of the arts student role, the director requested Seydoux
to go for training sessions to tone up her physique and also study the films of Marlon Brando and James Dean to learn their traits.

Léa Seydoux had her hair cropped by a barber in Paris' 18th arrondissement and dyed blue, months before the shooting began.
During filming, she had to re-dye her hair every day for continuity, and many times it was director, Abdellatif Kechiche, who did her color himself.

Adèle Exarchopoulos and Léa Seydoux wore prosthetic vaginas in the scenes in which they perform oral sex.

Both Léa Seydoux and Adèle Exarchopoulos have said that their on-screen relationship was real to some extent, and that they are very close friends as a result.

The first scene the actresses shot together was Adèle's dream sequence.

Over 800 hours of footage was shot.

There was controversy surrounding Abdellatif Kechiche and his work methods.
It was revealed that he would do hundreds of takes for small scenes to achieve the desired realism of the story.
Both actresses stated that the film looks so real because Kechiche pushed them to their breaking point, and that they were really struggling.

The walk-by scene took 100 takes.