DOUBLE BILL
Passion (man/man)
(Jean Genet)

1
POISON, Todd Haynes, 1991

2
QUERELLE, Rainer Werner Fassbinder, 1982


"La Mort – la Mort dont je te parle – n’est pas celle qui suivra ta chute, mais celle qui précède ton apparition sur le fil. C’est avant de l’escalader que tu meurs. Celui qui dansera sera mort – décidé à toutes les beautés, capable de toutes. Quand tu apparaîtras une pâleur – non, je ne parle pas de la peur, mais de son contraire, d’une audace invincible – une pâleur va te recouvrir. Malgré ton fard et tes paillettes tu seras blême, ton âme livide. C’est alors que ta précision sera parfaite. Plus rien ne te rattachant au sol tu pourras danser sans tomber. Mais veille de mourir avant que d’apparaître, et qu’un mort danse sur le fil."
Jean Genet,  Le funambule

Music
1
Jeanne Moreau - Each Man Kills The Thing He Loves
the beautiful scene with this song composed with the poem of Oscar Wilde
https://youtu.be/DprNsG02pDI

2
Each man kills the thing he loves - Jeanne Moreau, with beautiful images of Moreau in movie of Louis Malle.

https://youtu.be/ZrBkBoz0_Hw?list=RDZrBkBoz0_Hw




1.
Poison
Directed by Todd Haynes
Produced by Christine Vachon
James Schamus
Written by Todd Haynes
Based on Novels 
by Jean Genet
Starring Scott Renderer
James Lyons
Edith Meeks
Millie White
Buck Smith
Rob LaBelle
Damien Garcia
Narrated by Richard Hansen
Music by James Bennett
Cinematography Maryse Alberti
Edited by Todd Haynes
James Lyons
Production
company
Killer Films
Distributed by Zeitgeist Films
Release dates
January 11, 1991 (Sundance)
April 5, 1991
Running time
85 minutes[1]
Country United States
Language English

2
Querelle
Directed by Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Produced by Michael McLernon
Dieter Schidor
Sam Waynberg
Written by Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Burkhard Driest
Based on Querelle de Brest 
by Jean Genet
Starring Brad Davis
Franco Nero
Jeanne Moreau
Laurent Malet
Hanno Pöschl
Music by Peer Raben
Cinematography Xaver Schwarzenberger
Edited by Juliane Lorenz
Production
company
Gaumont S.A. Paris
Distributed by Scotia (West Germany)
Gaumont (France)
Release dates
August 1982 (Montreal)
31 August 1982 (Venice)
8 September 1982 (France)
16 September 1982 (West Germany)
Running time
108 minutes
Country West Germany
France
Language English

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