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L'Été Dernier (2023)

Drama | 104 minutes
2,78 32 votes

Genre: Drama

Duration: 104 minuten

Alternative title: Last Summer

Country: France / Norway

Directed by: Catherine Breillat

Stars: Léa Drucker, Olivier Rabourdin and Clotilde Courau

IMDb score: 6,4 (4.319)

Releasedate: 13 September 2023

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L'Été Dernier plot

Anne is a lawyer and has two young daughters. Her husband has a seventeen year old son from his first marriage. Anne starts an affair with him that has major consequences for the whole family.

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mrklm

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Fairly faithful, redundant remake of the Danish feature film Queen Of Hearts, in which Anne [Léa Drucker], a lawyer specialized in juvenile law, starts an affair with Theo [Samuel Kircher], her husband's troubled teenage son [ Olivier Rabourdin]. Again, the motives for the affair are vague and the denouement is disappointing, but under Breillat's direction the story becomes vulgar, with overly ostentatious mutual flirting and a few unnecessary (and extremely long) sex scenes.

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blurp194

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There is still a kind of cultural divide between France and the rest of the world - the same divide that once made French cinema something special, something mythical - but somewhat less prosaically also causes most of the real stuff to remain within the country's borders .

Sometimes something slips through, of course. Because the fact that this film is rubbish must be said without any reservation, apparently. Not only that the entire narrative is a dreary drama without any credibility - someone who works in juvenile justice and ends up in an inappropriate relationship in such a completely stupid way, you really have to go deep into the tabloids for that. But it is also presented quite poorly. Not for a moment does anything become clear about motives, morals or consciousness - as if the screenplay had been written by an adolescent as flawed as the character Theo.

There have been countless better attempts in the genre. And then this is also a remake of a Danish film with Trine Dyrholm in the role in which we see Lea Drucker. No chance - it really is a mystery to me how this got through the selection of the Festival de Cannes.

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Fransman

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It is also not clear to me why the Danish film 'Queen Of Hearts' had to be given a French remake. Apparently for a commercial success and to keep Catherine Breillat at work. Yet it is not a bad film, because Breillat obviously knows how to make a film. But it is hardly surprising, predictable and unnecessary.

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