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| Juliette Binoche | ... | Anne | |
| Anaïs Demoustier | ... | Charlotte | |
| Joanna Kulig | ... | Alicja | |
| Louis-Do de Lencquesaing | ... | Patrick | |
| Krystyna Janda | ... | La mère d'Alicja | |
| Andrzej Chyra | ... | Le client sadique | |
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Ali Marhyar | ... | Saïd |
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Jean-Marie Binoche | ... | Le père d'Anne |
| François Civil | ... | Florent | |
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Pablo Beugnet | ... | Stéphane |
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Valérie Dréville | ... | La mère de Charlotte |
| Jean-Louis Coulloc'h | ... | Le père de Charlotte | |
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Arthur Moncla | ... | Thomas |
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Scali Delpeyrat | ... | Charles |
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Laurence Ragon | ... | Colette |
Anne (Juliette Binoche), a well-off, Paris-based mother of two and investigative journalist for ELLE, is writing an article about student prostitution. Her meetings with two fiercely independent young women, Alicja (Joanna Kulig) and Charlotte (Anais Demoustier), are profound and unsettling, moving her to question her most intimate convictions about money, family and sex. Written by Tine Byrckel
It's a film based around a journalist writing an article about student prostitution and her life as a housewife and it touches on the lives of two prostitutes. It's a strangely intimate story complemented by beautiful music and very erotic scenes. Miss Binoche is superb with all her usual beautiful nuances and command of the screen.
It's a film about the universe of a woman's soul and it's rather compelling. I thought it was great and it lingers with you, its inconclusive and that makes you draw your own conclusions, so the film will be different for everyone. I drew we are all alone and no-one really knows us.