Director:
Eva IonescoCámara:
Jeanne LapoirieMúsica:
Bertrand BurgalatReparto:
Isabelle Huppert, Denis Lavant, Louis-Do de Lencquesaing, Pascal Bongard, Déborah Révy, Lou Lesage, Anamaria Vartolomei, Serge Bozon, Thérèse Quentin (más)Streaming (1)
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Violetta es una niña de 10 años que vive con su abuela en un pequeño apartamento. Hannah, su madre, es una fotógrafa impredecible que vive con Ernst, mecenas y renombrado pintor. Un día, Hannah fuerza a Violetta a posar como modelo. La fama de esas fotos crece rápidamente en la comunidad artística parisina de los 70 y Violetta entra en el juego. Entre su ascenso como estrella provocativa y su aburrida existencia como niña precoz, su cuento de hadas se convertirá finalmente en un infierno. (Filmin)
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At the beginning, it seemed pretty artsy to me to the point that I was saying to myself that I didn’t know whether I could handle such a wave of artsiness. The mother portrayed by Isabella Huppert pissed me off from the moment the movie started. But later I understood that she was supposed to piss me off because the things she did were pretty crazy and had a strong impact on the rest of the movie. After about 40 minutes, the movie shifts its focus from the artists onto the daughter of that crazy artist, who was portrayed brilliantly by Anamaria Vartolomei. Well and at that point, the gradation started and the movie went all the way, as French movies tend to do. The ending literally swept me off my feet so much that I’m still speechless. Finally, a good old French movie that takes only the best of French history. I tip my hat off to the director Eva Ionesco, for whom this movie was a directorial debut.
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