L'Envol (2022)
Genre: Drama
Duration: 100 minuten
Alternative title: Scarlet
Country:
France / Italy / Germany
Directed by: Pietro Marcello
Stars: Raphaël Thiéry, Juliette Jouan and Louis Garrel
IMDb score:
6,6 (1.333)
Releasedate: 11 January 2023
L'Envol plot
Juliette was raised by her single father and war veteran. In the interwar period she searches for her way through life. This at a time when great inventions are coming onto the market.
Actors and actresses
Raphaël
Juliette
Madame Adeline
Jean
La magicienne
Fernand
Renaud
Carmel
Inès
Reviews & comments
De filosoof
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- 2544 messages
- 1743 votes
I knew Martin Eden (Film, 2019) from the director and just like with that film I can't do much with the story: the director apparently can't tell a story very well. That is somewhat compensated by atmosphere and pleasant images and music: the film is slow in a soothing way, as life in that time, the interbellum, must also have been slow and in that sense not very rushed. As said, the story is (again) a bit vague or muddled so that I don't really know what the director wants to say. Possibly the film is about how the early 20th century forms the transition from old magic (fairy tales) to modern magic (aircraft and other modern technology), but that the magic will always remain when dreams become reality as in love. Or something.
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Fisico
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- 10039 messages
- 5398 votes
I also only saw Martin Eden from this director. This movie was also not 100%. I don't quite know what to do with it. A somewhat coming of age story of a girl who grows up in a time of many technical inventions. From a man, her father, who literally left WWI behind and in whom no one is interested. Life just goes on. There is no point looking back and he takes this to heart by taking his daughter's upbringing to heart.
Quite atmospheric at times and the film has a magical touch, although I was not completely moved by it. In terms of content, I may have been a bit hungry.
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mrklm
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- 12190 messages
- 10362 votes
Raphaël [Raphaël Thiéry] returns to his hometown after the First World War. His wife died shortly after Juliette gave birth and Raphaël finds shelter with Madame Adeline [Noémie Lvovsky], who took care of Juliette. There's a chronic lack of story and a vague side plot involving magic and a mage [Yolande Moreau] and the entry of adventurer Jean [Louis Garrel] doesn't improve that. But Thiéry is completely convincing as the devoted father and woodcarver and Marco Garziaplena portrays the adult Juliette [Juliette Jouan] beautifully, so that at least something of a fairytale atmosphere is created. But atmosphere without substance is not enough.
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