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Title: Respire (2014)
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Joséphine Japy | ... | Charlie |
| Lou de Laâge | ... | Sarah | |
| Isabelle Carré | ... | Vanessa - la mère de Charlie | |
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Claire Keim | ... | Laura |
| Radivoje Bukvic | ... | Le père de Charlie (as Sasha Bukvic) | |
| Roxane Duran | ... | Victoire | |
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Thomas Solivérès | ... | Gastine (as Thomas Solivéres) |
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Camille Claris | ... | Delphine |
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Louka Meliava | ... | Lucas |
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Louise Grinberg | ... | Louise |
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Fanny Sidney | ... | Isa |
| Anne Marivin | |||
| Marie Denarnaud | ... | Marie | |
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Carole Franck | ... | La mère de Sarah |
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Alejandro Albarracín | ... | Esteban |
It is tale of two teenage girls who develop an intense and dangerous friendship. Charlie is a 17-year-old girl tortured by doubt, disillusionment and solitude. When the beautiful and self-confident Sarah arrives and the two become inseparable, Charlie is thrilled to feel alive, fulfilled and invincible in their intense friendship. But as Sarah tires of Charlie and begins to look elsewhere for a new friend, their friendship takes an ominous turn. Written by Mon
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A classroom discussion on passion, right at the beginning of the movie, gives an indication of what's to follow. Passion in excess is dangerous says the teacher, in response to our lead character's question, but alas, passion by it's very nature is prone to excess. Controlled passion is near impossible. So it is with our introverted self-controlled, studious heroine, who tries to bring her feelings for her classmate under control. But the other girl just won't let her be, not knowing low close to the edge she's pushing things. The French students in this movie make for a refreshing change from the way high school students are depicted in Hollywood movies. Here, they are fairly mature, intelligent, interested in their studies, never bullying, certainly not hyper sexed. Why haven't I given it a 10? Well, as another reviewer said, you do wonder at times during the movie what the point of it all is...