The verdict
There are not yet enough audience votes to give this a reliable score. It is not currently playing in Hong Kong cinemas. 90 minutes.
What it is about
In a summer villa, a couple married for twenty years invite an enigmatic young woman. Desire, jealousy and things left unsaid give way to a dangerous game in which each plays a part. Their children, watching from afar, grow uneasy: who is playing with whom? Is their mother in danger?
Q/A with the co-screenwriter Alma Brami, author of the original novel "Qui ne dit mot consent" on 25 NOVEMBER at MOViE MOViE Pacific Place.
What to expect
A French drama that runs a tight 90 minutes, A Dangerous Game keeps its focus on three people in one villa. Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi and Vincent Perez play a couple whose twenty-year marriage is tested when they invite a younger woman (Zahia Dehar) to stay. Director Karine Silla stages the unravelling as a quiet, talk-heavy standoff — the children watch from the edges, and the tension comes from what the adults refuse to say. Adapted from Alma Brami’s novel, the movie is playing with English subtitles. A Q&A with Brami follows the 25 November screening at MOViE MOViE Pacific Place.
Cast
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Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi
- Vincent Perez
- Zahia Dehar
Crew
- Director Karine Silla
Common questions
- How long is the movie?
- 90 minutes.
- Does it have subtitles?
- Yes, English subtitles are provided.
- Is there a Q&A?
- Co-screenwriter Alma Brami will appear for a Q&A on 25 November at MOViE MOViE Pacific Place.
- Is it suitable for children?
- The movie deals with adult relationship dynamics; no certificate is listed, but it is aimed at a mature audience.
