Louise Créteur's husband dies on the Titanic trying to emigrate, so she must leave their boy Lucien with her old dad in Honfleur and leave the Normandy countryside for greater Paris. She ...
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Title: Villa des roses (2002)
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| Julie Delpy | ... | Louise Créteur | |
| Shaun Dingwall | ... | Richard Grünewald | |
| Harriet Walter | ... | Olive Burrell | |
| Shirley Henderson | ... | Ella | |
| Timothy West | ... | Hugh Burrell | |
| Frank Vercruyssen | ... | Aasgaard | |
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Toni Barry | ... | Mrs. Bunny Wimhurst |
| Jan Decleir | ... | Monsieur Brizard | |
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Dora van der Groen | ... | Mrs. Gendron |
| Albert Delpy | ... | Antoine Créteur | |
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Stéphane Excoffier | ... | Jeanne de Keros |
| Rifka Lodeizen | ... | Radsky | |
| Halina Reijn | ... | Natsje | |
| Maya van den Broecke | ... | Anna Kuprinski | |
| Gary Whelan | ... | Mr. O'Connor | |
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Louise Créteur's husband dies on the Titanic trying to emigrate, so she must leave their boy Lucien with her old dad in Honfleur and leave the Normandy countryside for greater Paris. She becomes a maid in the run-down Villa des Roses, a dodgy pension run by crafty retired barrister Hugh Burrell and his frivolous, posh wife Olive, an international home to has-beens and would-bes. Louside becomes the lover of German painter, but fears he's not committed and has an abortion. Fate changes, at the eve of World War I. Written by KGF Vissers
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crying man | woman wears eyeglasses | normandy | painter | barrister |Taglines:
It Was The Beginning Of The End Of Innocence.Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated PG-13 for thematic elements including an abortion scene, some sexuality, brief strong language and nudity | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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27 February 2002 (Belgium) See more »Also Known As:
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EUR3,700,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Boring. Boring. Boring. Sure, some of the shots looked sort of pretty, but not unlike all the other films you've seen dealing with this period. Nothing new or interesting happens, so you can't even call the film daring or interesting. Some people will call the film well made (even the ones that don't like it), but what does that mean? If nothing interesting is shown and you care about none of the characters, is a film well made because it looks like it costs a lot? No, this film was badly written and directed, let's face it.