Ebony Tower (1984)
Año de lanzamiento: 1984
Nación: United Kingdom
Alternative Title: The Ebony Tower, La torre de marfil, Eebenpuutorni, La torre d'ebano, Hebanowa wieza
Director: Robert Knights
Writer: John Fowles, John Mortimer
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Palabras clave
Palabras clave: artist, backlit in a sheer dress, dirty old man, downblouse, eating nude, female frontal nudity, female full frontal nudity, female nudity, female rear nudity, female star appears nude, nude sunbathing, nudity, old man young woman relationship, painter, painting, rattan armchair, reference to brer rabbit, sexual tension, woman undresses, women skinny dipping
Historia
A young artist travels to the south of France to interview an elderly painter living in seclusion with two younger women. Upon arrival, he finds himself drawn into the older artist's unconventional lifestyle and begins questioning his own attitudes towards life and art. The dynamic between the three inhabitants of the house is ambiguous, adding tension and intrigue to the young artist's exploration of creativity, relationships, and personal growth.
Resumen
Ebony Tower (1984) is a British television movie directed by Robert Knights, blending drama with themes of art and self-discovery. Set in the south of France, the film centers around the interactions between a brash young artist and an enigmatic older painter who lives with two young women in an unconventional relationship. The story explores the impact of this Bohemian lifestyle on the younger artist's perspectives on life and art.
