Proust ou les Intermittences du cœur 2007
"In search of lost time"
Experience the poetic fusion of dance and literature in *Proust ou les Intermittences du cœur (2007)*, a mesmerizing ballet film directed by Vincent Bataillon.
Director: Vincent Bataillon
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Proust ou les Intermittences du cœur (2007) about?
This ballet adaptation interprets Marcel Proust's *In Search of Lost Time* through dance, focusing on the themes of memory and the ephemeral nature of human connections. The performance unfolds in thirteen tableaux, blending minimalist staging with evocative choreography to capture the novel's emotional depth.
Who directed Proust ou les Intermittences du cœur?
Vincent Bataillon directed this live recording of the ballet, which premiered at the Paris Garnier in 2007.
Who stars in Proust ou les Intermittences du cœur?
The cast features principal dancers Eleonora Abbagnato, Hervé Moreau, Stéphane Bullion, Manuel Legris, Mathieu Ganio, and Stéphanie Romberg, delivering a performance steeped in grace and technical precision.
Is Proust ou les Intermittences du cœur (2007) worth watching?
Given its artistic ambition and the prestige of the Paris Garnier stage, this ballet film offers a unique blend of literary inspiration and haute danse. Fans of Proust or classical ballet will appreciate its thoughtful execution, even if its abstract nature may not appeal to everyone.
How long is Proust ou les Intermittences du cœur?
The runtime is 102 minutes.
About Proust ou les Intermittences du cœur (2007) — A Ballet's Love Letter to Proust's Timeless Masterpiece
Experience the poetic fusion of dance and literature in *Proust ou les Intermittences du cœur (2007)*, a mesmerizing ballet film directed by Vincent Bataillon. This live capture from the Paris Garnier stage transforms Marcel Proust's introspective novel *In Search of Lost Time* into a visually stunning two-act performance. With minimalist stage design and reimagined costumes, the ballet distills the essence of Proust's themes—memory, love, and the fleeting nature of time—into a series of thirteen tableaux. Starring prima ballerinas Eleonora Abbagnato and Stéphanie Romberg alongside principal dancers Hervé Moreau and Manuel Legris, the production blends classical romance with modern choreography, creating an atmosphere that lingers long after the final bow.
Set against the grandeur of the Paris Opera Garnier, the film immerses viewers in a world where movement becomes emotion and silence speaks volumes. Vincent Bataillon's direction captures the delicate interplay between the dancers' artistry and the music's emotional resonance, offering a fresh perspective on Petit's 1970s original. Whether you're a devotee of ballet or a fan of Proust's literary masterpiece, this performance invites you to explore the beauty of fleeting moments and the stories they hold.