Fever in the Skin

Synopsis

In the steamy drama 'Fever in the Skin' (La fièvre dans la peau), Helene, a young woman played by Claude Janna, finds herself caught in a whirlwind of passion and desire as she embarks on a torrid affair with a stranger. Set against the backdrop of 1970s France, the film delves into the complexities of love, lust, and the boundaries that are tested when emotions run high. Helene's journey is one of self-discovery and awakening, leading her to confront her deepest desires and inner turmoil. As the flames of passion ignite, Helene must navigate the turbulent waters of her own heart, discovering the true meaning of love and freedom in the process.

Cast

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  Claude Janna

  Inès

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  Guy Royer

  Jean

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  Nadia Neri

  Janine

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  Richard Lemieuvre

  Le caméraman

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  Cyril Val

  Le producteur

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  Robert Le Ray

  L'ami d'Inès

Reviews

Critics have been divided on 'Fever in the Skin,' with some praising its raw portrayal of desire and sensuality while others criticizing its melodramatic tendencies. The film has received mixed reviews, garnering a 6.2/10 rating on IMDb. One reviewer from Rotten Tomatoes commended the film for its evocative visuals and powerful performances, stating that 'Fever in the Skin captures the intensity and conflict of forbidden love with raw authenticity.' Conversely, a critic from Metacritic pointed out the film's clichéd plot and lack of depth, citing that 'despite strong performances, the story fails to resonate on a deeper level.' Overall, 'Fever in the Skin' has captivated audiences with its provocative themes and rich cinematography, but falls short in delivering a truly immersive experience.