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Celle que vous croyez

  • 2019
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  • 1h 41m
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6.8/10
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Juliette Binoche in Celle que vous croyez (2019)
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Psychological DramaSteamy RomanceDramaRomance

Claire, a 50-year-old divorced teacher, creates a fake Facebook profile of a 24-year-old woman to catfish Alex, the roommate of her former lover, Ludo.Claire, a 50-year-old divorced teacher, creates a fake Facebook profile of a 24-year-old woman to catfish Alex, the roommate of her former lover, Ludo.Claire, a 50-year-old divorced teacher, creates a fake Facebook profile of a 24-year-old woman to catfish Alex, the roommate of her former lover, Ludo.

  • Director
    • Safy Nebbou
  • Writers
    • Camille Laurens
    • Safy Nebbou
    • Julie Peyr
  • Stars
    • Juliette Binoche
    • Nicole Garcia
    • François Civil
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    6.8/10
    8.1K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Safy Nebbou
    • Writers
      • Camille Laurens
      • Safy Nebbou
      • Julie Peyr
    • Stars
      • Juliette Binoche
      • Nicole Garcia
      • François Civil
    • 52User reviews
    • 85Critic reviews
    • 70Metascore
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 1 win total

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    Juliette Binoche
    Juliette Binoche
    • Claire Millaud
    Nicole Garcia
    Nicole Garcia
    • Dr. Catherine Bormans
    François Civil
    François Civil
    • Alex Chelly
    Marie-Ange Casta
    • Katia
    Jules Houplain
    Jules Houplain
    • Max
    Jules Gauzelin
    • Tristan
    Francis Leplay
    Francis Leplay
    • Serge
    Pierre Giraud
    • Paul
    Sonia Mohammed Cherif
    • L'étudiante
    François Genty
    • Le patient
    Guillaume Gouix
    Guillaume Gouix
    • Ludovic Dalaux
    Claude Perron
    Claude Perron
    • Solange
    Charles Berling
    Charles Berling
    • Gilles
    Noémie Kirscher-Perrel
      María José Weigel
        • Director
          • Safy Nebbou
        • Writers
          • Camille Laurens
          • Safy Nebbou
          • Julie Peyr
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        6niallmurphy-30051

        Who You Think I Am.

        While this wasn't a bad film I can't help but shake off the feeling that if the genders of the characters were switched around the film wouldn't be described as a romantic drama but rather a creepy psychological thriller.
        6paul2001sw-1

        A simple story, contrived in the telling

        In Saffy Nabbou's film 'Who You Think I Am', a woman impersonates a much younger person to woo a man on the internet. She does the job so well they become emotionally close without meeting; but of course, no meeting will ever be possible. Juliette Binoche is pretty good as the lead but the script lets her down. The film mainly works through the clumsy device of having its protagonist talking to a therapist, though at one stage, we're expected to follow an alternative working out of the story that she has imagined as a piece of fiction. The tale ends with a couple of twists in quick succession; at least one of them might have been better revealed upfront, so we understood the character's motivation better.
        8michael-kerrigan-526-124974

        A mesmerising Binoche, a great script to do her justice

        Every now and again you come across a film that you know very little about but fine the premise intriguing and it more than lives up to that intrigue. Juliette Binoche - who is in pretty much every scene - is a mesmerising presence as Claire - a lonely university professor who is struggling with inner demons. To say anything else would spoil. Suffice to say, this is a film which, whilst easy to follow and you never know what's going to happen next, would no doubt benefit from a second viewing. I will definitely be watching again. Currently streaming on Netflix - this is a sexy, twisty drama/thriller that at least for me was a hidden gem. 8.5 out of ten
        7luceropablo

        Not another social media movie

        I was expecting another movie about social media but not. More about getting old and relationships in the technology era. Great Juliette like always. And you will never gues what will happen at the end.
        reginadonk

        A glowing screen presence

        I am always keen to watch a Juliette Binoche film. She is a proper film star who possesses a glowing screen presence. A lesser actress (can we still say that?) would have struggled with the lead role in this film because it is virtually (sic) a one-woman-show. Juliette succeeds with ease. This is a quiet little intimate film about a woman (Clare) in her 50's playing out a mid-life-crisis fantasy over the internet. Her long-term husband left her for a younger version, so she reacted by taking a young lover of her own who soon becomes bored with this much older woman. So, she suddenly decides to create a virtual younger version of herself and chooses the flatmate of the former younger lover to hit on. He has never met her but knows of her, and is conned into believing she is only 24. The cat-and-mouse game is played out just long enough to maintain our interest and we are given interspersed commentary by her as she explains it to her therapist. The scenario plays out in dramatic fashion, but then we become aware that she may not be telling the therapist the full story, and other possible endings emerge. This has the effect of distancing the viewer at a crucial stage, which baffled me at first, but, after the film ended, I believe I understood what the writer was getting at. I am a man in his 50's surfing the web for love, diversion and perhaps even re-definition. My contemporaries and I did not have the internet when we were becoming adults, so for us it is a magic landscape. Previously we were defined by our setting, family, friends, and cultural norms. Now we can be shape-shifting dramatic characters who don't have to make do with the tales others write: Instead we can create and star in our own life. A movie star from a script of our own choosing and editing. Binoche does not visibly glow in this role as much as she often does. Instead she ages defiantly. Her character doesn't actually go on an emotional journey, more a foolish escapade from which she ultimately concludes that having control of one's identity brings with it great responsibility. I liked this movie. Clare is supposed to be an intelligent lecturer, but finds herself behaving like a giddy teenager playing silly but potentially deadly games with the emotions of others. This could have been quite unbelievable, but the simple production and Binoche's skill allow us to take the idea on board. There are many high crane shots in the film which reminded me of sequences in my own dreams in which I seem to hover above the action. Seeing as the very first shot of this film is of someone nudging Clare out of a nap, then this impression that I had was possibly no accident.

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        • Trivia
          In this film. actors Juliet Binoche and Francois Civil play lovers. In the film, Elles (2011). they play Mother and Son. Ms Binoche jokes about this in the DVD extras about the making of the film.
        • Quotes

          Claire Millaud: I do use social media, dr. Bormans. For people like me it's both, a shipwreck and a life raft.

        • Connections
          References Les Liaisons dangereuses (1988)
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          Written by Anna Müller & Paul Wallner (as Paul R. Wallner)

          Performed by HVOB (as HBOV)

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        • Release date
          • February 27, 2019 (France)
        • Countries of origin
          • France
          • Belgium
        • Official sites
          • Juliette Binoche: The Art of Being - Official Fansite
          • Official site
        • Language
          • French
        • Also known as
          • Who You Think I Am
        • Filming locations
          • Paris, France
        • Production companies
          • Diaphana Distribution
          • France 3 Cinéma
          • Scope Pictures
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        • Gross US & Canada
          • $45,265
        • Opening weekend US & Canada
          • $11,223
          • Sep 5, 2021
        • Gross worldwide
          • $3,258,051
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        • Runtime
          1 hour 41 minutes
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        • Aspect ratio
          • 2.35 : 1

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