Les Enfants terribles

[4] The ballet La Boule de neige by the choreographer Fabrizio Monteverde [it], with music by Pierluigi Castellano, is also based on this novel.[5] The story was adapted by the writer Gilbert Adair for his 1988 novel The Holy Innocents,[6] which was the basis for Bernardo Bertolucci's 2003 film The Dreamers.While Elisabeth nurses Paul, it is revealed that the siblings enjoy a relationship characterised by a psychodrama known in the book as "The Game", which can only be played in their shared bedroom, elevated by the Game-play into "The Room".Elisabeth soon takes up a job as a model, where she meets Agathe, a girl who was orphaned at a young age after her drug-addicted parents committed suicide.As he lies dying, he is attended by Agathe, who, reviving Paul temporarily, confesses her love to him, and Elisabeth's plot is laid bare.
Les Enfants Terribles (film)Les Enfants Terribles (disambiguation)Jean CocteauRosamond LehmannSamuel Putnamfilm of the same nameJean-Pierre Melvilleopera of the same nameMiloš Petrovićchamber operaPierluigi CastellanoGilbert AdairThe Holy InnocentsBernardo BertolucciThe DreamersRosenblum, JoshuaOpera Newsla RepubblicaBibliographyLe Gendarme incomprisOrpheusThe Human VoiceThe Infernal MachineL'École des veuvesLes Chevaliers de la Table rondeLes Parents terriblesLes Monstres sacrésLa Machine à écrireRenaud et ArmideL'Aigle à deux têtesBacchusThe White PaperThe Blood of a PoetBeauty and the BeastThe Eagle with Two HeadsLa Villa Santo-SospirTestament of OrpheusThe Phantom BaronL'Éternel retourLes Dames du Bois de BoulogneRuy BlasLes Enfants terriblesThe Black CrownLa Princesse de ClèvesThomas the ImpostorLe Dieu bleuParadeLe Bœuf sur le toitLes mariés de la tour EiffelLe Train BleuLe jeune homme et la mortAntigoneOedipus rexLe pauvre matelotBastion MuseumJean Cocteau HouseJean Cocteau MuseumJean MaraisNotre-Dame-de-Jérusalem, FréjusThe Orphic Trilogy