Chien-Loup - Histoires de Cyril Collard (1993)
In the public mind, Cyril Collard is famous for one film, Savage Nights. A figure struck down by fate at the height of success, becoming at his death the symbol of that whole generation which is sometimes called the AIDS generation. However seen through the eyes and stories of those who were in close touch with him, what is revealed is the wide range of desires of Collard. The inexhaustible energy of the man who knew he was condemned eight years before he died and who fought to the last. And also the other side of this hunger for life which sometimes made him an exasperating meddler sick with love, sick with loving too much, too briefly or too badly. The portrait of someone who dared show himself nakedly without sparing anyone.
Director: Dominique Cazenave, Doug Headline
Runtime: 129 min
Release Date: January 1, 1993
Language: Français
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Dominique Cazenave, Doug Headline
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Chien-Loup - Histoires de Cyril Collard about?
- In the public mind, Cyril Collard is famous for one film, Savage Nights. A figure struck down by fate at the height of success, becoming at his death the symbol of that whole generation which is sometimes called the AIDS generation. However seen through the eyes and stories of those who were in close touch with him, what is revealed is the wide range of desires of Collard. The inexhaustible energy of the man who knew he was condemned eight years before he died and who fought to the last. And also the other side of this hunger for life which sometimes made him an exasperating meddler sick with love, sick with loving too much, too briefly or too badly. The portrait of someone who dared show himself nakedly without sparing anyone.
- Who directed Chien-Loup - Histoires de Cyril Collard?
- Chien-Loup - Histoires de Cyril Collard was directed by Dominique Cazenave, Doug Headline.
- How long is Chien-Loup - Histoires de Cyril Collard?
- Chien-Loup - Histoires de Cyril Collard has a runtime of 2h 9m (129 minutes).