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| Noémie Lvovsky | ... | Rosalie Blum | |
| Kyan Khojandi | ... | Vincent Machot | |
| Alice Isaaz | ... | Aude Cerceau | |
| Anémone | ... | Simone Machot | |
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Philippe Rebbot | ... | Kolocataire |
| Sara Giraudeau | ... | Cécile | |
| Camille Rutherford | ... | Laura | |
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Nicolas Bridet | ... | Laurent |
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Pierre Diot | ... | Le client ivre au bar |
| Matthias Van Khache | ... | Le copain du client ivre | |
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Grégoire Oestermann | ... | Monsieur Machot - le père d'Aude |
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Jean-Michel Lahmi | ... | Le conseiller de Pôle Emploi |
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Aude Pépin | ... | La soeur d'Aude |
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Jaouen Gouevic | ... | Vincent Machot enfant |
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Vincent Colombe | ... | Le journaliste |
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Vincent Machot knows his life by heart. He shares between his hairdressing salon, his cousin, his cat, and his too invasive mother. But life sometimes surprises even the most cautious - He meets up with Rosalie Blum, a mysterious and lonely woman, he is convinced to have already met her. But where? Intrigued, he decides to follow her everywhere, hoping to learn more. He did not suspect that this spinning takes him on an adventure full of surprises, where he will discover fantastic characters as endearing. One thing is certain: Vincent Machot's life will change. Written by berkerzone
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23 March 2016 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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Written by Stuart Murdoch
Performed by Belle & Sebastian
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French visa # 141646. See more »Goofs
Aude is shown using a Minolta X-300s SLR film camera and what is seen when looking through the viewfinder. The viewfinder displays a range of available apertures and the selected one highlighted. However, the real viewfinder shows only the selected aperture, through a window. See more »Soundtracks
Get Me Away from Here, I'm DyingWritten by Stuart Murdoch
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This film was reported as receiving the greatest audience support in 27 years of the Alliance Françoise film festival, and while it's an entertainingly competent film, I'm not sure it's in the quarter-of- a-century-best type realm.
It's a tale of mid 30s hairdresser Vincent's obsession with slightly older Rosalie, and the unlikely series of circumstances which both led to his feelings and unfold with the film's narrative. The involvement of Rosalie's niece Aude (Alice Isaaz) and her two friends brings both the three sad sacks Vincent, Rosalie, Simone (Vincent's mother) and the film to life, and this contrast is a strength. We get more than one perspective on quite a proportion of the film, and while this ultimately worked, initially it seemed repetitive before I'd worked out what was going on. While the set up seems a bit slow, it provides good solid background for many of the characters and the overall situation.
The French village scenes and occasional long view are lovely, particularly with the cool colours of winter and long low twilight ambiance.
The story comes from Camille Jourdy's graphic novels 'Rosalie Blum' and it could be this is the source of the film's greatest strengths but also weaknesses. If you're making a film based on a book, current expectation is to stick to the book. Omit, as necessary maybe, but don't add. I've not read (viewed?) these graphic novels, but somehow I found the story line just a wee bit too circumstantial or inadequately portrayed to be really riveting.