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For fans of French cinema, it is an essential watch for the interplay between Baye and Bouchez. It may have a clumsy English title, but the story it tells is universal, elegant, and deeply moving. It reminds us that growing up isn't just for the young—sometimes, parents have to grow up, too. a big girl like you -2003- ok.ru
Nathalie Baye, a titan of French cinema who had already conquered the 70s and 80s with films like Day for Night and The Return of Martin Guerre , delivers a performance of brittle fragility. She strips away the glamour often associated with French actresses of her stature. Her Marie is not a villain, though she is often antagonistic; she is a woman terrified of the void. Baye plays her with a frantic energy, occupying the space between a desperate lover and a worried mother, creating a character that is simultaneously sympathetic and frustrating. However, assuming you are referring to the film
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