A look inside an offbeat boarding school for young girls.
Director:
Lucile Hadzihalilovic
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Zoé Auclair | ... | Iris |
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Lea Bridarolli | ... | Alice |
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Bérangère Haubruge | ... | Bianca |
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Grizelle Crozet | ... | La fille choisie |
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Véronique Nordey | ... | L'intendante |
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A look inside an offbeat boarding school for young girls.
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girl | boarding school | girls' boarding school | little girl | school |Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for some sexual content and brief nudity involving a minor | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Language:
FrenchRelease Date:
12 January 2005 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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The film is rated R for "brief nudity involving a minor". However, there is no nudity in the film. See more »Crazy Credits
The movie ends by showing (once again) the title and then a dedication ("for Gaspar"). No credits or company logos are shown after that. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Innocence is an extraordinary film that explores its theme with such determined rigor one cannot help but be compelled and shocked by every moment. Innocence explores the period in girls' lives before they lose their Innocence and start adulthood. The mysterious school to which we are introduced through Tarkovskyesque images of flowing water becomes a dark and at times haunting manifestation of both the young girls' enforced Innocence as well as the setting for the film's mystery narrative in which we find ourselves desperate to see through the schools wooded grounds to some kind of epiphany.
Part of the success of Innocence is that it is able to confuse the viewer and forces the audience to confront their own ideas of Innocence and how we as adults should view images of Innocence. Images of the young girls at play should be easier to watch but this is an adult film with a predominately adult audience and the darkness of the films own geography plays with ones ideas of Innocence and the loss of it.
Extraordinary images, extraordinary performances, a great film.