Written and Directed by Jean-Jacques Jauffret.
I think I disliked this film mainly because of its
reality and because it is excruciatingly minimal, dry and the simplest. Adèle
Haenel is one of the four main characters, as each one of them cross paths some
way or the other during an entire day of their lives. It is tragic, it truly is
and there’s nothing the director/storyteller does about it because it is just
the way their lives are meant to be, at least, according to his wishes.
Adele’s character it’s pretty much about the way she
carries herself, it’s about the attitude represented in her eyes, in her walk,
in her quiet brief responses, it’s about presence and for that Adele couldn’t
be a better choice because she’s tremendously good. I only wished there was more, something
more about this film.
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