strong french flavor

Clyde 2022-12-26 03:09:09

The French family scene is real, without any pomp. Everything makes sense, it's not as poetic as other reviews say, and I don't want to watch this film in a very right way. French cinema has always given me a feeling of simplicity that cannot be expressed in words.
Several scenes are set very logically. French parents do not love divorce, they are obliged to raise their children, protect minors, and the tolerance (relative) of French culture to things is all reflected, and it also reflects the typical The educational philosophy and methods of French parents for their children, as well as what French high school students should look like, are all revealed. This kind of psychology of the heroine seems to be conceivable, and the feeling of joy in the unknown, it can be said that the door to the new world has been opened out of control, but it just happens that the door of this new world is not so easily accepted and tolerated.
Like the candid expression of French cinema, not didactic.
The actress' bold performance and acting skills are admired by the audience, and the director's scene handling is also very good.
Personally, I like it very much, and some people may feel a little uncomfortable or disagree with it, but this is the way art films exist, which is different from films that only have box office and conscious education.

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  • L'homme de la Mercedes: What's your name?

    Isabelle: Isabelle.

    L'homme de la Mercedes: Isabelle... What a lovely name. And you're 17. Have you ever done this before?

    Isabelle: Yes, what do you want?

    L'homme de la Mercedes: A blowjob but without condom.

    Isabelle: Sure.

    L'homme de la Mercedes: [after they have sex at the backseat of the car] Wow. You're pretty good at this for a 17 year old girl. Do you know what they say?

    Isabelle: What?

    L'homme de la Mercedes: Once a whore, always a whore!

    [laughs]

    Isabelle: Yeah?