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THE DEADLY ATTRACTION | THE GIRL & THE ARTIST — THE GIRL (2000)
DARLING, SOME WOMEN INSPIRE PAINTINGS. OTHERS TURN THE ARTIST’S ENTIRE LIFE INTO ONE.
Let’s talk about The Girl and The Artist, because apparently Sande Zeig’s The Girl had room for a Parisian nightclub, a torrid affair and a dangerously possessive man, but not two first names.
Claire Keim is The Girl, a nightclub singer with a voice worth staying up for and a face Agathe de La Boulaye’s Artist can’t stop looking at. The Artist falls under her spell and soon finds herself in the singer’s hotel room. The Girl has one condition: just one night.
Darling, famous last words.
One night becomes another, then an affair that refuses to behave. The Artist paints her, wants her, thinks about her. The Girl, meanwhile, has a life, desires and lovers of her own. And while the painter may be talented with a brush, she’s rather less gifted at keeping her obsession within the frame.
The trouble isn’t merely that these two women keep coming back to each other. It’s that The Man, a figure from The Girl’s life, is watching, threatening and determined to end their affair. He seems to believe he owns The Girl. And he’s willing to make both women pay for forgetting it.
Keim gives The Girl a seductive, elusive presence, while de La Boulaye brings a wonderfully restless intensity to a woman who can’t quite decide whether she’s in love with her muse or losing herself in her.
A singer. A painter. A love affair with absolutely no intention of staying simple.
And darling, if an artist insists on making you her masterpiece, just make sure she remembers you’re a woman, not a canvas.
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