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The touching story justifies the length of the movie and the reason why it was initially divided into two chapters. The piece Blue is the Warmest Color (La Vie D’Adele Chapters 1, et 2) follows the life of Adele, her growing up and search for true colors, which she finds in blue hair of her lover and girlfriend Emma (Lea Seydoux).

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In the beautiful awarded masterpiece, Abdellatif Kechiche, this time presents the hidden realities of a romantic and tragic series of events. Red might be the color of love, but blue is the warmest color. Besides, the movie has a clear and entertaining message and universal humor, which makes it easy to watch and follow. The glorious achievement here is that the director managed to create an entertaining film, regardless of the topic’s serious background. The film showed us a wide spectrum of racial elements, established in many forms. The main character, is the mother, Salimata (Aissa Maiga) who, alongside her husband Paul (Jean – Baptiste) tries to cope with the challenges of adopting a white baby while facing a disappointment from her family. Even though there are mixed families, and trans-racial adoptions worldwide, the element of surprise when a black couple is seen with a white baby, presents the absurdity of society in which we live today. He Even Has Your Eyes tells us a story of a young black couple who adopt a blue-eyed white baby boy. However, there is no one like Jean – Baptiste too, and this movie is truly a divine piece of art. Not everyone can produce and deliver such high – quality content about tricky such issues like racism and puts it in the context of a comedy. If there is anyone who hasn’t heard of Lucien Jean – Baptiste, keep your eyes wide open, because here comes another masterpiece of his. The life of a wealthy couple Andre (Fabrice Luchini) and Isabelle (Valeria Bruni Tedeschi), whose holiday in northern France gets interrupted with the Brufot clan, tells us a story about wonders of life and weird ways of living it. It is something we don’t see quite often therefore, when a masterpiece like this is created, we should be thankful to its creator forever. However, there is a good reason why this movie is that well ranked, and it is mainly because the director tries to normalize the abnormal, and he succeeds in achieving that. The primary key to understanding the movie is to send the logic on vacation and begin to wander instead. However, only a few can understand it completely. This time, Bruno Dumont tries to impress us with the unique film that doesn’t know what logic and continuity are.

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What is considered as the Delpy’s main achievement is that Lolo remained soft and bright, despite the strong tragic and dark element, and that is why this movie is on the must-watch list.įrom the creator of television serial Lil’ Quinquin, there is a refreshment in the shape of a mysterious and frictionless piece called Slack Bay. However, it is one dramatic and comedic plot, with lots of twists and remarkable appearance of Vincent Lacoste, who brought Eloi to life and did it correctly. While Violette tries to balance work and new love – life, she doesn’t notice how shocking and surprising that relationship is to her best friend Ariane (Karin Viard) and Eloi.Įspecially after Eloi realizes that Jean – Rene is here to stay, things quickly start to develop tragically.

However, after she meets an IT genius Jean – Rene (Dany Boon), things start to change.

Violette is often busy with her work in the fashion industry.

Following the young Eloi (Vincent Lacoste) in delivering an innocent image of himself to his mother, Violette (Julie Delpy), who always calls him Lolo. Romance, comedy, and bitterness of everyday life, combined with specific characters that are, by fate, joint together, are fundamental elements of Lolo.

Admittedly, we can’t forget that Julie has this classic French charm that she transmits to her movies, and Lolo is one of them. In her new film, you will tend to forget about the everyday struggles and enjoy the sweet and soft taste of Lolo. A classic and charming piece from Julie Delpy reminds us of the feeling we have whenever we watch her movies – falling in love.

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