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Up, Down, Fragile (French: Haut bas fragile) is a 1995 French film directed by Jacques Rivette.[1] It was entered into the 19th Moscow International Film Festival.[2] Interspersed with songs and dances, the film recounts the adventures of three young women in Paris, each at a turning point in her life.

Up, Down, Fragile
Theatrical release poster
Directed by	Jacques Rivette
Written by	Scenario: Laurence Côte Marianne Denicourt Nathalie Richard Pascal Bonitzer Christine Laurent Jacques Rivette Dialogue: Pascal Bonitzer Christine Laurent
Starring	Marianne Denicourt Nathalie Richard Laurence Côte André Marcon Bruno Todeschini
Cinematography	Christophe Pollock
Edited by	Nicole Lubtchansky
Music by	François Bréant Peter Lorne Stéphane Vilar
Distributed by	Pan Européenne Distribution
Release date	12 April 1995 (1995-04-12)
Running time	169 minutes
Country	France
Language	French

Plot

Three young women with very different values are in Paris on their own. The shy Ida, highly conscious that she is an adopted child, is starting her first job as a university librarian. The fragile Louise, daughter of a rich but crooked Swiss banker, is trying to find herself after years in a coma. The streetwise Ninon, a liar and a thief, has left her homicidal pimp to become a courier. As their stories unfold, their paths cross and the girls get involved with various people. Roland owns a set decorating business, Sarah is a night-club singer, and Lucien is a conscientious young private detective. Louise finds love with Lucien, who had been hired by her father to shadow her, and Roland may link up with Ninon. Ida is not yet ready for a man, because her first need is to find her birth mother, who may be Sarah.

Cast

References

External links

• Up, Down, Fragile at IMDb

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