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Riviera

France

2005

94 Min
Color
French
Subtitled in English
  • Currently 3.1/5 Stars.
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DIR Anne Villaceque

PROD Nicolas Blanc

SCR Anne Villaceque

DP Pierre Milon

CAST Miou-Miou, Elie Semoun, Vahina Giocante, Mathieu Simonet, Antoine Basler, Franc Bruneau

ED Anne Riegel

MUSIC Marc Collin

SOUND Jean-Claude Brisson

Toronto, Locarno (In Competition)

Synopsis

A film by the director of Petite Chérie. Stella, 17 years-old, is blond and extremely beautiful, and living in a close relationship with her mother, Antoinette, on the French Riviera. While her mother works cleaning the villas of the wealthy, Stella is a dancer in a nightclub. Both of them are spectators of a world of unrestrained spending and abandon, day after day. But all may change upon the arrival of Romansky, a real estate agent who falls in love while watching Stella dance. Antoinette thinks she can pull the strings of romance but she is unaware she could end up breaking her beautiful little doll.

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Sushi

3Sep09

If I am not wrong the Photography in a film is called Cinematography. Why then are people talking about photography here? Yet to watch this film.  
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michael*pigneguy

13Jun09

i wish i were a boy....  
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Geneya

28Jan09

not great. Photography was the best thing about it. This really wanted to be something it's not.  
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jyo

15Dec08

This is a film about the bliss of being free. It speaks to the tragic inanity of men punishing women for not restricting themselves according to men's rules.  

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By Exilein​Arden on September 9, 2009

Wow . . . this reminds me somehow of Hitchcock’s stated desire in the 60s to do a film that would respond to the aesthetics of the French New Wave and Antonioni.  read review

That may be too high a praise…

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By Kim Packard on April 5, 2008

Stella and her mother Antoinette are women without money or power in a man’s world. Youthful Stella’s employers are men who need women to be “serious” about “looking good” because attractive and sexy…  read review

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By Halim Cillov on February 1, 2008

I thought this was one of the most sophisticated and succinct depictions of the corrupting and ever-consuming Power of Sex; how it can consume and drive some of us into madness, as it can also destroy…  read review

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