"Therese Desqueyroux Movie" Review
"Therese Desqueyroux Movie" is a true story of love, friendship and passion. In 1920's Landes, France, there's a youthful, beautiful, brave and intelligent lady named Therese Larroque who becomes concerned with the union of her buddy, Jacques Desqueyroux. Jacques Desqueyroux is a wealthy, powerful and handsome man with whom she's involved because he feels that she is more than he can ever imagine.
He lives in his castle with his wife and children in order to safeguard them in the external world, but she does come each day to visit him. At first, she had been happy to see him and the both of them shared each other's company. After some time however, things began to change.
Jacques always had a powerful appetite for control over the life span of his loved ones and all the women in it, and there was nothing she could do about it. It appeared as if the Desqueloux's were always at odds about each little thing, and it became apparent to Therese she wasn't likely to win any of her struggles. When there was no space left for debate, she made the choice to end their union. She had no regrets afterward and she has none now. It was the best thing she can do for herself in the moment, but it was the wrong choice to make in hindsight. If she'd only listened to herself instead of listening to the wishes of her friend, she'd not have gotten involved with her friend.
After she decided to end their relationship,
Jacques took her somewhere he had never been before, and introduced her to the world of the renowned Cabaret. Therese hadn't ever done anything like that before, and it had been something brand new to her. Therese was quite inquisitive about the world of the Cabaret and how everything was conducted and what it entailed. Unfortunately, there wasn't any way to provide her a tour without having to spend some money. In cases like this, Jacques didn't believe much of it since he had a lot of it. So she had been stuck paying for something that she didn't need.
After getting involved in the world of the Cabaret, '' she started to wonder Jacques kept doing it, especially if all of his friends were always hanging out with him. This worried Therese quite much. Finally, she decided that perhaps it was his money, not his character that was keeping him where he had been. She determined that she'd begin to ask some of his buddies. These people didn't understand him very well, and they would not tell her why he consistently avoided talking to them.
Finally, she learned that it wasn't their money that maintained Jacques away from them, but it had been the fact that they didn't respect him enough. She chose to go on her own and find out exactly what it was that kept him from hanging out together. When she discovered, she confronted him about it. He had been amazed and it was then that he finally told me that it had been love that kept him away from them. This was a large step in her recovery and it put an end to their longstanding friendship.
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