Amanda

Life is what happens while we're busy planning. Intriguing premise, but confused characters and weak ending. Best actor is, of course, the kid. Nice camera work, too.

Astonishingly human film. Feels like another era. Captures the essence of compassion, care, and love and its obligations, joys and power.

Paris looks lovely for the most part, until the adult intervention. Still valid in 2020, I was in Paris last week and Cops with large guns everywhere. The film shows vividly the young man growing up and learning the value of family and the innocence and resilience of children.

The young girl playing Amanda is just breathtaking, you just can't take your eyes off her and she is truly marvellous and moving.

It will be a few years before she can see the full film, but can be very proud of the work here

Little Isaure Multrier does a very good role in this sad story. The movie is well done, worthy of view. I would have preferred another ending, something more powerful.

The fair tone about a very delicate problem. Greta Scacchi and Marianne Basler in small but beautiful roles. Great job of Vincent Lacoste. And the extraordinary young Isaure Multrier. Few virtues of this film about projects, a murder, a form of parenthood and happiness. Not always convincing but honest at whole.