The Woman Who Drinks (2001)

The Woman Who Drinks (2001) poster

On the eve of her final moments, a woman recalls her alcoholic past. She revisits her entire youth, including a binge that, at 46, cost her everything she had: "Loneliness and aging are themes that impose themselves on me, in one form or another. As for alcoholism, it fascinates me because of the revolt it underpins, and revolts me because of the unhappiness it creates around itself.

Director: Bernard Émond
Genre: Drama, Romance
Runtime: 91 min
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Cast

Screenplay

Music: Pierre Desrochers
Cinematography: Jean-Claude Labrecque
Production: SODEC
Country: Canada
Language: Français
Original Language: fr

Themes

Deep Regret Over Past Deeds, Addiction and Recovery, Nostalgic Memories and the Past

Keywords

addiction, flashback, drink, stripping, drunkenness

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Woman Who Drinks about?
On the eve of her final moments, a woman recalls her alcoholic past. She revisits her entire youth, including a binge that, at 46, cost her everything she had: "Loneliness and aging are themes that impose themselves on me, in one form or another. As for alcoholism, it fascinates me because of the revolt it underpins, and revolts me because of the unhappiness it creates around itself.
Who directed The Woman Who Drinks?
The Woman Who Drinks was directed by Bernard Émond.
Who stars in The Woman Who Drinks?
The Woman Who Drinks stars Élise Guilbault, Luc Picard, Michel Forget, Fanny Mallette, Laurent Lacoursière, Gilles Renaud.
How long is The Woman Who Drinks?
The Woman Who Drinks has a runtime of 1h 31m (91 minutes).
What genre is The Woman Who Drinks?
The Woman Who Drinks is a Drama, Romance film.
Where was The Woman Who Drinks produced?
The Woman Who Drinks was produced in Canada.
What are the themes of The Woman Who Drinks?
The themes of The Woman Who Drinks include: Deep Regret Over Past Deeds, Addiction and Recovery, Nostalgic Memories and the Past.