Iphigénie

About This Movie

Iphigénie (2018) is an intriguing take on Racine's classic. Directed by Chloé Dabert, it immerses you in a rich atmosphere, combining minimalist staging with powerful performances. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing the tension to build gradually as themes of sacrifice and fate unravel. The actors bring a raw emotional intensity that’s compelling, almost palpable. There’s something distinctive about how Dabert plays with the language and the physicality of the performers, making the tragedy feel immediate and visceral. The practical effects are sparse yet effective, drawing attention to the text rather than distracting from it. A thought-provoking experience for anyone interested in contemporary interpretations of classic theater.

Unique interpretation of a classic play · Strong focus on emotional performances · Minimalist yet impactful staging