Y a pas de lézard

2016
20m

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Anne, in her forties, lives in a vacuum between her mother, for whom the past is waning, and her sister who has just been fired. A conversation with her cousin Christophe will take an unusua... Read allAnne, in her forties, lives in a vacuum between her mother, for whom the past is waning, and her sister who has just been fired. A conversation with her cousin Christophe will take an unusual turn. What if their world had never been the one in which she thought they lived?Anne, in her forties, lives in a vacuum between her mother, for whom the past is waning, and her sister who has just been fired. A conversation with her cousin Christophe will take an unusual turn. What if their world had never been the one in which she thought they lived?

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Kirpianuscus

a day of Anne

I loved Jenny Bellay in the role of mother. And, especially, her charming french.

I loved the wise use of cliches.

And the portrait of dumb friend of Christophe.

And, not the last, the end.

A middle age woman, inspired performed by Laurence Cote and her provocative life, between the care for her venerable mother, the delicate situation of her sister and the eccentric news of her cousin who seems create a story for convince her to accept, for a time, to be guest of his son.

But, no doubts, the end is the precious gift , presumed confirmation of story, presumed expression of fatigue or only the refuge after a very tough day.