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No matter how difficult it is, smile~
Kellen 2022-04-21 09:02:50
Sandra's pink vest is in sharp contrast with the plain dresses of other characters, which is actually a kind of inner unwillingness and tenacity to fight reality. Marion Cotillard's performance has indeed entered a good realm. The whole piece of depression is shaped close to reality. For example, the hunchback when walking, the crouching posture when sleeping, etc. These details of insecurity are created, which shows the actor's performance. power. What impressed me the most was actually Sandra's two smiles, the dry smile that squeezed out of the corner of her mouth when she and her husband were in the car listening to Petula Clark's La nuit n'en finit plus; the other was at the end of the film. That triumphant smile~
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Alexandrine 2022-04-22 07:01:40
This is life, your country's dumping route got Goddess Cotillard to lose her job, and you say your country is bad. Speaking of acting, I don't think it's an obvious impact, but how many people feel the pressure of this kind of civilian life. I really appreciate the prisoner's dilemma under the game in this story. It reflects the portrayal of European society with a weak free market. The confrontation between selfishness and fraternity is a serious choice for how many people. She's also worried about others losing their jobs, which is really bitter here.
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Margarette 2022-03-29 09:01:04
Another movie that I have to give one star to because it hits me and I can partially empathize with the plight of the characters in the movie. The Dane brothers are indeed the conscience of Belgium's films. His films never leave the "people" and always focus on their survival, life, predicament, difficulties, emotions, and emotions. The story of a family or a woman who collapsed countless times in order to keep a job for two days and one night, and finally gained a little confidence.
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Sandra: Everytime I feel like a beggar, a thief coming to take their money. They look at me, ready to hit me. I feel like I'm hitting them too.
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Timur: Hello.
Sandra: Hello. Your daughter told me you were here. I was round at your place. I wanted to see you about the vote on the bonus and me being laid off. Juliette and I saw Dumont and he'll let us hold another ballot Monday because Jean-Marc influenced people by telling them that Dumont wanted to lay off staff anyway. So if it wasn't me who was made redundant it would be them... So... I wanted to ask you if... if you'd vote for me to stay on Monday.
Timur: [in tears] Of course I will. I'm really glad you're here. I'm so mad at myself for voting for my bonus. I'm sorry.
Sandra: Don't be sorry. I can understand. 1.000 Euros.
Timur: No. I'm ashamed. I even forgot what you did for me. Remember? When I broke those cells... and you said you did it. You remember.
Sandra: Yes, and Jean-Marc even said: "Fine example to set the new guy!"
Timur: I'm really glad you came.