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Carnets d'ados - La vie quand même (TV 2003)

TV Movie  -   -  Drama  -  5 March 2003 (France)
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Cast overview, first billed only:
Marianne Basler ...
Marion
Maxime Monsimier ...
Lucien
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Uncle Georges
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Jessica
Nadia Kaci ...
Social Worker
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Mother
Laurent Olmedo ...
Father
Lucas Nayet ...
Arthur
Morgane Lefort ...
Fanny
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Police Lieutenant
Thierry Perkins-Lyautey ...
Judge
Arnaud Xainte ...
Psychologist
Isabelle Rattier ...
Principal
Cécile Besse
Suzanne Legrand
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Life After All  »

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Tales from the orphanage
26 July 2004 | by (Boston, MA) – See all my reviews

Life After All appears to be a part of a series of films entitled Tales from the Orphanage. Clearly a cheery start to any uplifting drama. To begin with, it was quite obvious that this was a TV movie, in terms of appearance and acting. Not that television doesn't produce fine movies but that this never had the appeal of a feature film. I was never convinced by the actors in this film particularly the young boy who plays the little brother. My annoyance with his character grew with each passing scene. Furthermore I just felt that the movie dragged on and caught myself on the remote with my finger over the fast forward button a couple of times. I've decided that any movie in which I desperately want to fast forward to the end cannot be a good film. I would stay away from this unless you are looking to improve upon your French or English (via the subtitles.) I'll give it a 3 out of 10.


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