À Ma Sœur! (2001)
Genre: Drama
Duration: 83 minuten
Alternative titles: Fat Girl / À Ma Soeur!
Country:
France / Italy
Directed by: Catherine Breillat
Stars: Anaïs Reboux, Roxane Mesquida and Libero De Rienzo
IMDb score:
6,4 (14.094)
Releasedate: 7 March 2001
À Ma Sœur! plot
Anaïs has everything about the tormented teenager: too fat, too clumsy, too ugly and a beautiful 15-year-old sister who gets all the attention of boys. While on vacation by the sea, she sees Elena get a boyfriend. It becomes clear that the girls have different views on "the first night." While Elena dreams of love, Anaïs cru claims that it is always disappointing and that a girl might as well have her virginity lost by someone she doesn't love.
Actors and actresses
Anaïs Pingot
Elena Pingot
Fernando
Mother
Francois
Fernando's Mother
Killer
Friend at Residence
Friend at Residence
Friend at Residence
Reviews & comments
Moviestar1979
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- 1748 messages
- 1014 votes
A controversial film about sexuality directed by Catherine Breillat.
In South Korea, this film was banned for the explicit sex scenes. Despite the fact that actor Libero De Rienzo used a penile prosthesis. Especially the rape scene caused some unrest. Furthermore, the story consists largely of dialogues, and the cast is nicely composed.
The film won 4 international awards within 2 years, and was nominated 3 times.
3.0 *
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Fisico
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- 10039 messages
- 5398 votes
A film about 2 teenage sisters on holiday somewhere in the South of France. Dreaming wildly about a sweetheart and maybe even a first sexual encounter. Two sisters who don't look much alike, literally where one can have any boy she wants and the other is labeled the fat ugly duckling. Although the friendship and love between the two is present, there is certainly also jealousy. The latter becomes more and more important when a boy shows up who takes away the attention and bond between the sisters.
Anaïs also appears to be less romantic when it comes to deflowering and in that respect the strange closing sentence of the film should also be seen. It's from some kind of inferiority complex that she denies the rape to show the outside world that she was also found attractive (by mutual consent). The latter, by the way, came to the fore during the act when she removed her gag ...
By the way, that whole ending was bizarre and above all highly surprising and abrupt. Raw and grim, not fitting in the whole and atmosphere of the film, but perhaps in the jungle of life. This is one of the reasons why this film still sticks.
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BBarbie
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- 12893 messages
- 7675 votes
Given my previous experiences with Catherine Breillat films, I started this film quite skeptically. Rightly so, as it turned out later. It is a slow story – interspersed with some sensual pictures – about two sisters who are opposites in every way. What should pass for serious dialogue is rather gossip. And the brutal ending is too crazy for words.
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