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Title: Cold Water (1994)
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| Virginie Ledoyen | ... | Christine | |
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Cyprien Fouquet | ... | Gilles |
| László Szabó | ... | Père de Gille | |
| Jean-Pierre Darroussin | ... | Inspecteur | |
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Dominique Faysse | ... | Mère de Christine |
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Smaïl Mekki | ... | Mourad |
| Jackie Berroyer | ... | Père de Christine | |
| Jean-Christophe Bouvet | ... | Professeur | |
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Ilona Györi | ... | Marie |
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Renée Amzallag | ... | Infirmière |
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Jérôme Simonin | ... | Vendeur de dynamite |
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Laetitia Lemerle | ... | Corrine |
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Alexandra Yonnet | ... | Copine blouson |
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Caroline Doron | ... | Copine blessée |
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Laetitia Giraud | ... | Christiane |
Gilles and Christine a boy and a girl live in the outskirts of Paris, their families are ineffective and distant and they lead a purposeless life. They steal some records in a supermarket but she is caught and sent to a nursing home by force by her parents. She escapes and follows Gilles to a house where some other youths live. They then decide to go south: Christine has been told there is a commune there, where artists live. So they head south sleeping rough... Written by Salvatore Santangelo <pappagone2@libero.it>
What a splendid film. I was amazed only just now to discover the, oh so 70s set film, was made as recently as the 90s. Clearly the work put in by Assayas in his early films, where he clearly struggled against the odds and low budgets to get his feelings across have culminated to bare fruit here. Not 100% clear all the time yet the feeling is always right, we believe even if we do not understand fully, the actions and the motivations. Sadness, anger, loss and revenge lurk but a youthful energy raises this up and despite our struggles with the sense of the odd scene we find ourselves prepared for the ecstasy of the 70s music and drug fuelled trance like bonfire sequence at the centre of this extremely well made film. From there things become a little more predictable even if we find ourselves hopelessly in denial, like the characters portrayed so beautifully before us. Marvellous.