Visually impressive, but too heavy on the soap opera
“Blanche,&#34; set in medieval France, is about an elderly, corpulent noble baron (Michel Simon) and his much younger bride, the beautiful Blanche (Ligia Branice), whom he keeps as a virtual prisoner in their castle home. Also devoted to Blanche is their adult son Nicolas (Lawrence Trimble), whose fondness goes beyond the typical relationship of mother and son. An elaborate gathering marks the arrival of a visiting King (Georges Wilson) and his handsome page, Bartolomeo (Jacques Perrin) to their castle. Within moments of meeting her, the King becomes entranced by Blanche, setting in motion accusations of disloyalty and marital infidelity.<br /><br />Director Walerian Borowczk presents a stylized vision of a bygone world, contributing to the overall look and atmosphere of “Blanche,” though its melodramatic story manages to convey contemporary sensibilities. Many scenes in the film look as if they are story book illustrations come to life.<br /><br />Ms. Branice is effective as the showpiece wife stuck in a loveless marriage. She plays Blanche as a woman unaware of the powerful effect she has on the opposite sex, reacting to their attention with suspicion and fear. Rather than a femme fatale, she’s portrayed as a tragic figure. Much like the lovely dove she keeps caged in her quarters, she is imprisoned by her marital situation with no hope of escape.<br /><br />Though the film contains elements of soap opera, its lush photography, first-rate performances, and the mysterious allure of the title character give it an art house feel.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the unrated, widescreen Blu-ray release include an introduction by Leslie Megahey, and the featurette “Ballad of Imprisonment: Blanche,” a series of interviews featuring several of the filmmakers. The film is in French, with optional English subtitles.
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