One Stays, the Other Leaves
(2005)
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One Stays, the Other Leaves
(2005)
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| Charlotte Gainsbourg | ... |
Judith
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| Daniel Auteuil | ... |
Daniel
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| Nathalie Baye | ... |
Fanny
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| Pierre Arditi | ... |
Alain
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| Miou-Miou | ... |
Anne-Marie
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Laure Duthilleul | ... |
Isabelle
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| Aïssa Maïga | ... |
Farida
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| Noémie Lvovsky | ... |
Nicole
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Nicolas Lebovici | ... |
Julien
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Nicolas Choyé | ... |
Cédric
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Laurent Spielvogel | ... |
Hubert
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Mélanie Sitbon | ... |
Émilie
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| Michaël Youn | ... |
Michaël Youn
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Marie-Christine Adam | ... |
Une invitée au cocktail
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Juliette Arnaud |
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This is one of those French movies that may not translate well for Americans. Most American movies dealing with marital infidelity usually end with someone's death as in movies like Unfaithful, Fatal Attraction, or the sinning spouse going back to the marriage. Our puritanical background, perhaps? Culturally speaking, we tend to hold that the wages of sins is death.
The French have a more nuanced view of the subject, and this movie reflects it perfectly well.
Excellent performance by all the actors, even direction, honest dialogue. This movie is to be enjoyed with an open mind.