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The film (originally titled L'Ennui ), released in 1998, is a provocative French drama directed by Cédric Kahn that explores the dark depths of obsession, sexual fixation, and emotional emptiness. Based on the classic novel La Noia by Alberto Moravia, the film has become a notable entry in French cinema for its clinical and unsettling portrayal of a man's psychological unraveling. Plot Overview: A Descent into Obsession

The story follows (played by Charles Berling), a middle-aged philosophy professor who finds himself in a profound personal crisis after separating from his wife. Stuck in a state of intellectual and emotional stagnation—the "ennui" of the title—he encounters a young artist's model named Cécilia (Sophie Guillemin).

Cécilia was previously involved with an older painter who died suddenly, potentially due to the intensity of their physical relationship. Intrigued and seeking to escape his own boredom, Martin enters into a torrid, purely erotic affair with her. However, what begins as a casual distraction quickly spirals into a dangerous and uncontrollable obsession. Key Characters and Performances Boredom (1998) - IMDb