La pie voleuse

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Maria is no longer young and helps people who are even older than she is. Struggling to make ends meet, she refuses to accept her precarious situation and occasionally steals a few euros fro... Read allMaria is no longer young and helps people who are even older than she is. Struggling to make ends meet, she refuses to accept her precarious situation and occasionally steals a few euros from the kind souls she cares for with extreme devotion--who, in return, adore her.Maria is no longer young and helps people who are even older than she is. Struggling to make ends meet, she refuses to accept her precarious situation and occasionally steals a few euros from the kind souls she cares for with extreme devotion--who, in return, adore her.

Director
- Robert Guédiguian
Writers
- Robert Guédiguian
- Serge Valletti
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6.6/10

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Director
- Robert Guédiguian
Writers
- Robert Guédiguian
- Serge Valletti
Stars

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Trivia
Jacques Boudet's final film before his demise in 2024.

Soundtracks
La gazza ladra
(La Pie voleuse) ; overture
Composed by Gioachino Rossini
(1817)

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Featured review

8/10

French Magic

Not many films have subplots strongly stitching into the main narrative, they are mostly put in there for the movie to look meaty.

In 'Stealing Angel's every character has a very satisfying graph, everybody has played their roles to perfection and the story slowly slides from one mood to another with such ease. It couldn't have had a better ending!

In moments where the viewer is ready to take a guess on what's coming next, there's a twist. In places where a momentous scene is expected, it ends up being so unpredictable. That's something I loved about this movie too!

This is what people always spoke about French cinema... Now I know!