Burning Up Inside

Synopsis

In the 1979 film "Burning Up Inside" (Je brûle de partout), Susan Hemingway stars in a daring role that explores the complexities of desire and human emotions. The story revolves around a passionate affair between a woman and a man, set against the backdrop of societal expectations and personal yearnings. As their secret relationship unfolds, tensions rise, leading to unexpected twists and turns that challenge their beliefs and test the boundaries of their love. With intense scenes and emotional depth, "Burning Up Inside" delves into the heat of desire and the fire within, leaving audiences captivated by its raw portrayal of human nature.

Cast

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  Susan Hemingway

  Jenny Goldstone

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  Brigitte Lahaie

  Lorna

• Jean Ferrere

  Al Pereira

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  Aida Vargas

  Maria

• Mel Rodrigo

  Mr. Goldstone

• Filo Lemoine

  Robert

Reviews

Despite its modest IMDb rating of 4.2/10, "Burning Up Inside" has garnered mixed reviews from critics. While some appreciated the film's bold approach and raw depiction of passion, others criticized its lack of character development and slow pacing. Critics on Rotten Tomatoes praised Susan Hemingway's performance, noting her captivating portrayal of a woman torn between love and societal constraints. On the other hand, Metacritic reviews pointed out the film's disjointed narrative and inconsistent tone. Overall, the movie has sparked debates among viewers, with some hailing it as a hidden gem while others found it lacking in substance.

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