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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMarie is a young woman with a troubled past. Her passion is painting, but she never had any formal training. Living in the South of France, she takes whatever work she can get to make ends m... Tout lireMarie is a young woman with a troubled past. Her passion is painting, but she never had any formal training. Living in the South of France, she takes whatever work she can get to make ends meet. Then she befriends the elderly painter Jaume and he becomes her mentor. But their rel... Tout lireMarie is a young woman with a troubled past. Her passion is painting, but she never had any formal training. Living in the South of France, she takes whatever work she can get to make ends meet. Then she befriends the elderly painter Jaume and he becomes her mentor. But their relationship is not an easy one: Jaume has Alzheimer's disease.

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Marie and Jaume.

Marie has been released from prison and now she is working in the harvest of fruits in the south of France. In the village she meets Jaume, an former great ciyclist and painter. Marie wants that Jaume teach her painting, but in a first time Jaume doesn't have time for this teaching. So Marie insists, Jaume tells her that she is stubborn (tête de mule in French) and finally accepts to teach her painting. Marie's friend Julien doesn't understand the interest of Marie for painting, but she has decided to follow on her way. Jaume gives her a book in which he has written about painting and they have gone to a lake where Jaume explains his philosophy of painting. Jaume is having now loss of memory and Marie will try yto help him in this new situation.

A beautiful film about friendship, about Alzheimer's disease and also about painting.

Great performances of Omar Sharif,and Emilie Dequenne, alsogood performances of Frank Gourlat, Anne Canovas and Olivier Brun.