Elle est des nôtres (2003)

User Rating:

6.3/10   

Director:

Siegrid Alnoy

Writers:

Siegrid Alnoy (writer)
Jérôme Beaujour (writer)

Release Date:

24 September 2003 (France)

Genre:

Drama

Plot:

Echoes of Dostoyevsky. At the start, Christine Blanc is a temp, her boyfriend has gone. Near the story's end...

Plot Keywords:

Job | Co Worker | Temp Worker | Make Believe Boyfriend | Employment

Awards:

3 wins & 1 nomination

Cast

Sasha Andres	...	Christine Blanc
Carlo Brandt	...	Degas
Pierre-Félix Gravière	...	Sébastien
Catherine Mouchet	...	Patricia
Eric Caravaca	...	Éric
Mireille Roussel	...	Pascale
Jacques Spiesser	...	Danjard
Geneviève Mnich	...	La mère de Christine
Dominique Valadié	...	Marie-Noëlle, la voisine
Clotilde Mollet	...	Carole
Stanislas Stanic	...	Inspecteur Brebion
Rodolphe Congé	...	Inspecteur Cazalis
Nathalie Besançon	...	La serveuse
Valérie de Dietrich	...	Sonia
Delphine Elliet	...	Comptable

Also Known As:

For She's a Jolly Good Fellow (International: English title)
She's One of Us (USA)

Runtime:

France:100 min | USA:100 min

Country:

France

Language:

French

Color:

Color

Company:

B.C. Films

Not For The Right Wing Of America

This film is for those who think that Enron, Halliburton, The Carlyle Group, Diebold, ES&S, Sequoia, Wal*Mart(Mall*Wart) are all reprehensible companies for their treatment of employees and consumers..... To call this film in any way "elitist" is just a talking point straight from FOXNews....

Buy this film watch this film and know that reviewers above will hate you for it. The "Upper Middle Class" review of this film seems to come from someone who has never faced a hard days work in his/her life...sounds like George Bush to me. Go eat some freedom fries and watch this film in the comfort of your own NSA wiretapped home with your fellow comrades and know that whatever displeases you about your work environment that you are not owned by the company you work for but rather the company you keep.

To say that work environments are places that flourish in "friendships" are statements from rose colored "Upper Middle Class" glasses. Truly disturbing is that fact that the reviewer ignored such workplace incidents such as Hate, Misogeny, Suicide, infidelity, and complete contempt for those filling the tiers of the cubicle mines.