À Plein Temps (2021)
Genre: Drama
Duration: 85 minuten
Alternative title: Full Time
Country:
France
Directed by: Eric Gravel
Stars: Laure Calamy, Anne Suarez and Geneviève Mnich
IMDb score:
7,4 (7.070)
Releasedate: 16 March 2022
À Plein Temps plot
Julie struggles to raise her two children on her own in the countryside and keep her job in a Paris palace. When she finally lands an interview for a job that fits her aspirations, a general strike breaks out that paralyzes transportation. Julie's fragile balance is upset. She embarks on a frenetic race, at the risk of perishing.
Actors and actresses
Julie Roy
Sylvie
Madame Lusigny
Nolan
Chloé
Vincent
Loueur de voiture
Jeanne Delacroix
Sophie
Lydia
Reviews & comments
starbright boy (moderator films)
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- 22396 messages
- 5068 votes
And I also saw good things today.
A Plein Temps is a film that is even more relevant in a year with considerable inflation than a year ago when the film premiered in Venice. Julie (and awesome Laure Calamy) is a single mother who is constantly trying to keep all the balls up. She has two children (and certainly the youngest cannot be alone for a moment. She lives in a suburban village near Paris. Her children go to the babysitter when she has to work. She works in a luxury hotel and lives in an owner-occupied house and although the hotel job is not something she studied for, she has a decent income, but she just falls short and wants a better job, but then a strike breaks out that shatters all the carefully constructed rhythms and carefully constructed puzzles.
Very relevant because the film credibly shows even people who seem independent turn out to be dependent on everything and everyone. Helped by a nervous soundtrack when Julie has to run or is under pressure and rests when she is rested.
A strong film about responsibility and dependence with a happy ending, or does the hassle in that heavy job start all over again? {/spoiler]
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BBarbie
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- 12893 messages
- 7675 votes
An intense drama about a divorced young mother of two who runs from place to place day after day in a frantic attempt to keep her life together. In her struggle for daily existence, she has to deal with problems to reach her job because of a strike, an unwilling babysitter, an uncomprehending boss, an ex with arrears in paying alimony, etc.
Laure Calamy stars in this hectic film that would leave you vicariously overwrought as a viewer. Fans of the social dramas of Ken Loach or the Dardenne brothers should not miss this film.
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tbouwh
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- 5809 messages
- 5400 votes
On paper, À plein temps is a social drama about the maelstrom of working-class life in Paris. Fortunately, those who expect a dime a dozen film in that case will be disappointed: the undulating soundtrack and the penetrating editing make the everyday story look like a ticking time bomb.
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