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ONEGHIN / FILM / 1999 / reg. Martha Fiennes ( + film 1959)


Eugene Onegin, un aristocrate désenchanté, déménage dans un village à proximité de Saint-Petersbourg. Par le biais de Vladimir Lensky, un voisin bien nanti et poète, il fait la connaissance de Tatyana Larin, une jeune femme romantique, qui tombe amoureuse de lui au premier regard. Il n'a que faire de son amour et la rejette.

Lensky le pousse à un duel pour obtenir le coeur de Tatyana et Eugene le tue. Il perd alors de vue cette dernière qui se marie à un homme qu'elle n'aime pas.

Quelques années plus tard, Eugene retrouve Tatyana, qui fait maintenant partie de la haute société russe, et succombe à son charme. Mais à son tour, elle rejette son amour, non pas parce qu'elle ne l'aime plus, mais parce qu'elle doit rester fidèle aux voeux de son mariage.

Onegin

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Onegin
Titre originalOnegin
RéalisationMartha Fiennes
ScénarioPeter Ettedgui
Michael Ignatieff
MusiqueMagnus Fiennes
Pays d’origineDrapeau des États-Unis États-Unis
Drapeau : Royaume-Uni Royaume-Uni
GenreDrame, Romance
Durée106 minutes
Sortie1999



Onegin est un film américano-britannique réalisé par Martha Fiennes sorti en 1999.

Il s'agit d'une adaptation du roman en vers Eugène Onéguine d'Alexandre Pouchkine (1799-1837).

Synopsis

Eugene Onegin, aristocrate désenchanté, déménage dans un village à proximité de Saint-Pétersbourg. Par le biais de Vladimir Lensky, un voisin bien nanti et poète, il fait la connaissance de Tatyana Larin, jeune femme romantique, qui tombe amoureuse de lui au premier regard. Il n'a que faire de son amour et la rejette.

Lensky le pousse à un duel pour obtenir le cœur d'Olga, la sœur de Tatyana, et Eugene le tue. Il perd alors de vue Tatyana qui se marie à un homme qu'elle n'aime pas. Quelques années plus tard, Eugene retrouve Tatyana, qui fait maintenant partie de la haute société russe, et succombe à son charme. Mais à son tour, elle rejette son amour, non pas parce qu'elle ne l'aime plus, mais parce qu'elle doit rester fidèle aux vœux de son mariage.

Fiche technique

  • Liv Tyler : Tatyana Larina
  • Ralph Fiennes : Evgeny Onegin
  • Toby Stephens : Vladimir Lensky
  • Lena Headey : Olga Larina
  • Alun Armstrong : Zaretsky
  • Martin Donovan  : le prince Nikitin
  • Harriet Walter : Mme Larina
  • Irene Worth : la princesse Alina
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  • Eugene Onegin (1959 film)

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    Евгений Онегин
    Eugene Onegin
    Directed byRoman Tikhomirov
    Screenplay byAlexander Pushkin (novel in verse)
    Konstantin Shilovsky (libretto)
    Alexander Ivanovsky
    Roman Tikhomirov
    StarringVadim Medvedev
    Igor Ozerov
    Ariadna Shengelaya
    Music byPyotr Tchaikovsky
    Production
    company
    Release date
    		‹See TfM›
    • 8 March 1959 (USSR)
    • 13 September 1959 (U.S.)
    Running time
    		108 minutes
    CountrySoviet Union
    LanguageRussian

    Eugene Onegin (Russian: Евгений Онегин, romanized: Yevgeni Onegin) is 1959 Soviet opera film, produced by Lenfilm Studio, directed by Roman Tikhomirov, starring Vadim Medvedev, Igor Ozerov and Ariadna Shengelaya. The film is a screen version of the famous 1879 opera Eugene Onegin by Pyotr Tchaikovsky based on the 1825-1832 novel in verse by Alexander Pushkin.

    The principal solo parts were performed by notable opera singers of the Bolshoi Theatre. Musical manager and conductor – Boris Khaykin.

    Cast

    Plot

    Eugene Onegin, a jaded young dandy from the big city of St. Petersburg, travels to the country to ingratiate himself into the affection of a dying uncle. There he meets the idealistic and romantic poet Vladimir Lensky, who introduces him to the daughters of a local landowner: Olga, with whom Lensky has strong affections, and Olga's younger sister Tatyana. Tatyana falls in love with Onegin. She writes him a letter pledging her love to him and telling him that she "is his." But Onegin rejects her in a polite, but cold and condescending sermon. Instead, angered by Lensky's dragging him to Tatyana's nameday party, he asks Olga to dance and flirts with her, much to Lensky's displeasure. Lensky challenges his friend to a duel with pistols. Seconds are appointed and, opportunities for reconciliation scorned, the duel takes place. Onegin kills Lensky and leaves the country estates to take a distant military assignment. Tatyana has disturbed dreams of Onegin and visits his uncle's estate to scan the books that he was reading so as to judge his character.

    Several years pass, and the scene changes to St. Petersburg, to which Onegin has come to attend the most prominent balls and interact with the leaders of old Russian society. He sees the most beautiful woman, who now captures the attention of all and is central to society's whirl, and realizes that it is that same Tatyana whose love he had once turned away. Now she is married to an aged general. At first Tatyana pretends that she does not recognize the now mature Onegin, but then treats him with politeness, but coolly. But he writes to her passionately now and asks to see her in private, away from her husband, with whom he briefly speaks. At last he contrives to stand in her presence away from others eyes and presents to her the opportunity to renew their past love. But she rejects him in a speech, mirroring his earlier sermon, where she admits both: her love for him and the absolute loyalty that she nevertheless has for her husband.

    Reception

    At the time, The Musical Times noted that, "Visually, there was the splendid advantage of a cast of young and handsome actors in the four principal roles, and in the minor ones too there were some beautiful Russian faces. While the modern opera-stage generally offers a reasonably personable Tatiana, a long line of portly tenors and baritones have made us forget that Lensky and Onegin should also be romantic figures, as they are here in the persons of Igor Ozerov and Vadim Medvedev, while Ariadna Shengelaya [...] brought a virginal Slavonic charm to Tatiana that the most glamorous prima donna could hardly be expected to rival."[1]

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