| 词条 | Montenegro (film) |
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|name = Montenegro |image = Montenegroposter.jpg |caption = |director = Dušan Makavejev |producer = Christer Abrahamsen Bo Jonsson George Zecevic |writer = Dušan Makavejev Branko Vucicevic |starring = Susan Anspach Erland Josephson Marianna Jacobi Jamie Marsh John Zacharias Bora Todorović Per Oscarsson Svetozar Cvetković |music = Kornell Kovach |cinematography = Tomislav Pinter |editing = Sylvia Ingemarsson |distributor = |released = {{Film date|1981}} |runtime = 96 min |country = Sweden |language = English |budget = |}} Montenegro also known as Montenegro – Or Pigs and Pearls ({{lang-sv|Montenegro eller Pärlor och svin}}) is a 1981 Swedish black comedy film by Serbian director Dušan Makavejev. PlotMarilyn Jordan is a bored, depressed American housewife, married to a rich Swedish businessman with two seemingly perfect children. She tries to "spice up" her existence by surprising the family when she eats their entire dinner, setting the bedclothes on fire and poisoning the pet dog's milk and then advising it not to drink (the dog does not drink). Eventually Martin, Marilyn's husband, decides to have a psychiatrist see her, but it only serves to provoke her behaviour, and further exacerbate her frustration. One day, Marilyn decides to accompany her husband on a business trip, but she gets detained by airport security on a technicality. After missing her plane, Marilyn is befriended by a group of Yugoslavs, and is taken to a club they run, bearing the odd name of 'Zanzi-Bar'. Marilyn indulges in their fantastic, surreal world of shovel fighting, lamb roasting, striptease and free love. It all culminates with Marilyn having a passionate fling with a young man named Montenegro who works in a zoo. After spending the night with Montenegro, Marilyn realizes that even though she adores this world, she is a stranger in it. Completely snapping upon this realization, she kills the young man and returns home. Once back home, Marilyn serves her family a sumptuous gourmet dinner, followed by a light dessert of fruit – which a caption announces is poisoned. The final intertitle states; "the story was based on real events". Cast
Awards and nominationsMontenegro was nominated for the Golden Palm Award at the 1981 Cannes Film Festival.[1]MusicMarianne Faithfull sings "The Ballad of Lucy Jordan" over the opening credit sequence References1. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.festival-cannes.com/en/archives/ficheFilm/id/1742/year/1981.html |title=Festival de Cannes: Montenegro |accessdate=2009-05-31|work=festival-cannes.com}} External links
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