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Director:
Writers:
Benoît Jacquot (scenario) and
Elisabeth Fanger (story)
Release Date:
8 December 2004 (France) more
Plot:
A girl from bourgeoisie discovers the pleasures of banditism, following her lover in his lifestyle. full summary | full synopsis
Awards:
1 win & 1 nomination more
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Ugly cinematography, and painful to sit through more (9 total)
Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Isild Le Besco | ... | Lili | |
| Ouassini Embarek | ... | Bada | |
| Nicolas Duvauchelle | ... | Alain | |
| Laurence Cordier | ... | Joelle | |
| Forini Kodoukaki | |||
| Léonor Graser | |||
| Emmanuelle Bercot | ... | Laurence | |
| Odile Vuillemin | |||
| Catherine Davenier | |||
| Nicolas Pignon | |||
| David Ayala | |||
| Olivier Augrond | |||
| Sabri Lahmer | |||
| Fatiha Cheriguene | |||
| Olivier Foubert |
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Right Now (International: English title)
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95 min | Argentina:95 min (Buenos Aires Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente)
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1.85 : 1 more
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New Zealand:R16 | Hong Kong:III | Argentina:16 | USA:Unrated
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The film originally used Pink Floyd's "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" repeatedly throughout the film, and this version was screened at festivals. However, Pink Floyd charged a steep licensing fee for use of its song outside of those festival screenings, and so all instances of "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" were replaced, with the song "Richochet Pt. 1" by Tangerine Dream, in order for the film to be released in commercial cinemas. more
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References Jesus Christ Superstar (1973) more
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Do the Boogaloo more
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This film was so terribly BORING. The 'lovers' are boring, insipid losers. Ratso Rizzo was an engaging unforgettable interesting loser. These characters are just flat, cardboard idiots with no reason to be filmed. They deliver almost all of their lines in flat whispers and monotones. The wannabe suspenseful scenes have no suspense... in fact I didn't realize certain scenes were supposed to be suspenseful until I looked back wondering what this movie was even trying to say or do. ALL of the would-be exciting action takes place off-screen. Characters come and go with little explanation. 'Location' scenes in foreign countries have no character or appeal. Really, NOTHING about this film has appeal, except for the obligatory nudity of the lead actress and the wasted looks and acting of the female co-star. The cinematography is grimy, poorly lit black and white. I warn everyone, save your time and your money. This film is UN CHIEN! The audience I saw it with groaned when it ended.