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Tag Archives: French
Other Son, The (2012)
While I…applaud the film’s message, its lackluster style and approach to its argument makes The Other Son instantly forgettable and easily dismissible. Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, Diana Zriek, Drama, Emmanuelle Devos, Ezra Dagan, Foreign, French, Israeli, Jules Sitruk, Khalifa Natour, Lorraine Levy, Mahmood Shalabi, Mehdi Dehbi, Nathalie Saugeon, Noam Fitoussi, Pascal Elbe, Should I See The Other Son, The Other Son, Tomer Offner
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Tomboy (2011)
[Rating:3.5/5]
“The film proudly carries an always important message of tolerance – of loving and accepting people, and especially children, for who they are and who they hope and believe they can be. And personally, I will never grow tired of that message, especially when it is depicted and presented as eloquently as Céline Sciamma’s ‘Tomboy’ does here.” Continue reading
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Tagged 2011, Celine Sciamma, Drama, Foreign, French, Jeanne Disson, LGBT, Malonn Levana, Mathieu Demy, Noah Vero, Should I See Tomboy, Sophie Cattani, Yohan Vero, Zoe Haran
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Point Blank (2011)
[Rating:4/5]
“…a terrific little thriller…” Continue reading
Declaration Of War (2012)
[Rating:4/5]
“…the film takes so many risks and features so many strange and fascinating surprises that I found myself compelled by the experience…” Continue reading
Babies (2010)
[Rating:3.5/5]
“The film is simple, perhaps even slight, but it never sets out to be a deep, psychological investigative piece.” Continue reading
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Tagged 2010, Bayar, Documentary, Foreign, French, Hattie, Mari, Ponijao, Thomas Balmes
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