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Something in the Air
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Clément Métayer | ... |
Gilles
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Christine
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Alain
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Carole Combes | ... |
Laure
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Leslie
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Hugo Conzelmann | ... |
Jean-Pierre
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Mathias Renou | ... |
Vincent
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Léa Rougeron | ... |
Maria
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Martin Loizillon | ... |
Rackam le Rouge
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André Marcon | ... |
Le père de Gilles
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Actrice Londres
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Laurent Ramacciotti | ... |
Le vigile-coach de sport
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Philippe Paimblanc | ... |
Le proviseur
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Alain Gluckstein | ... |
Le prof de français
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In the months after the heady weeks of May '68, a group of young Europeans search for a way to continue the revolution believed to be just beginning.
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male frontal nudity | female frontal nudity | filmmaker | documentary film | boyfriend girlfriend relationship |Genres:
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Country:
FranceRelease Date:
14 November 2012 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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Written by Kevin Ayers / Michael Rutledge / Robert Wyatt
Performed by Soft Machine
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Featured in At the Movies: Venice Film Festival 2012 (2012)Clips shown in a discussion on movies screening in the second week of competition. See more »
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"Why Are We Sleeping"Written by Kevin Ayers / Michael Rutledge / Robert Wyatt
Performed by Soft Machine
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This is all the summary you need. Seriously, all stereotypical things you'd expect to see in a French movie, was there.
Cliché relations? - Check
Smoking all the time? - Check
Painting? - Check (so much painting)
Eating at cafés? - Check
Just a long montage of the "happiness-model"? - Check
Croissants? You name it, it's there!
I have to say though that the beginning of the film was really interesting. I thought that it'd be a movie about people who fought for what they believed in and the character development along the way. Boy, was I wrong!
It quickly lost its pace and never mentioned what happened in the beginning ever again. Nothing they ever did had any actual consequences later in the movie which made most actions seem pointless.
Don't forget the actors who couldn't show any passion for their characters interests what so ever. It wasn't so convincing when the girl said: "I still love you" when her face looked as numb as if she had been slapped in the face all day. After the movie, I would nominate Kristen Stewart for an Oscar.
I almost forgot to mention the main character. His face expression can be best summarized as this: Depressed, slightly smiling or neutral. But for some reason he was quite popular and painted a lot. I still don't know if he liked to paint or not (because of his unengaged acting).
That is my review and why I so generously gave it 3/10 stars.