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Petite Lili, La (2003) | User Rating
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Release Date • USA: Nov 12, 2004 DVD Release Date • R1: Aug 23, 2005
Running Time 1 hour, 44 minutes
Country France, Canada
Studio Cinemaginaire, France 3 Cinema, Les Films Alain Sarde, Les Films de la Boissiere
More info on IMDb.com
Other Titles • La Petite Lili • Little Lili
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Genre: Romance, Drama, Mental Illness, Mental Institution, Experimental
Plot: Handsome, young, naïve, and insufferably pretentious, amateur filmmaker Julien (Robinson Stévenin) and his famous actress mother, Mado (Nicole Garcia), are locked into a power-play at their country house. Jeanne (Julie Depardieu), the daughter of the caretaker, is in love with Julien. But Julien's girlfriend, Lili (Ludivine Sagnier), is irresistibly drawn to the successful feature-film director Brice (Bernard Giraudeau), Mado's longtime lover and the representation of everything Julien hates about filmmaking. This chaos gets drawn out in achingly beautiful, color-drenched shots of blue skies, ocean, trees, and the earthy, ethereal Sagnier in full flower. It's a decidedly post-modern interpretation of Chekhov's THE SEAGULL, by esteemed film director Claude Miller (ALIAS BETTY), wherein the plot eventually doubles back on itself to become a self-reflexive study of filmmaking. Though Miller has a lot to say about the compromises of art, he makes sure his characters are never mere mouthpieces: they all interact like real people, with a refreshing amount of tender affection for one another. The film has all the qualities of the best French imports: warmth, intelligence, humor, and liberal dashes of sex and critical theory. It's the sort of foreign film that originally made foreign
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| Anton Chekhov
Vanya on 42nd Street, The Cherry Orchard, All Forgotten | |
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 | Nicole Garcia
Alias Betty, Uns et les autres, Les, Mon oncle d'Amérique | | | | | Yves Jacques
Invasion of the Barbarians, Jesus of Montreal, The Widow of Saint-Pierre | |
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