Crime,Drama
France,Italy,Russia
Favourites of the Moon is a French language film that was released in 1984. The movie is directed by Otar Iosseliani and co-written by Gérard Brach. The plot of the movie revolves around a set of rare Limoges china that originally belonged to an aristocratic family in the 18th century. The china is passed down through different owners, including a wealthy art collector, a thief, and a couple of aristocrats.
Along with the Limoges china, a 19th century aristocratic portrait is also featured in the story. The portrait represents the aristocratic family that originally owned the china. As the china and the portrait change hands, a commentary on the futility of class and social order emerges.
The movie explores the excesses of both the rich and poor, highlighting the absurdity of the social order. The film also features elements of satire and surrealism, with the characters and their actions often defying logic and reason.
Overall, Favourites of the Moon is a whimsical and thought-provoking film that offers a unique commentary on social class and the human condition.
