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Title: Planetarium (2016)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Natalie Portman | ... | Laura Barlow | |
| Lily-Rose Depp | ... | Kate Barlow | |
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Emmanuel Salinger | ... | André Korben |
| Amira Casar | ... | Eva Saïd | |
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Pierre Salvadori | ... | André Servier |
| Louis Garrel | ... | Fernand Prouvé | |
| David Bennent | ... | Juncker | |
| Damien Chapelle | ... | Louis | |
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Jerzy Rogulski | ... | Professeur Ulé |
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Camille Lellouche | ... | La mariée |
| Christophe Odent | ... | Ange Ceccadi | |
| Kamel Abdelli | ... | Bonell | |
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Michel Zlotowski | ... | Père Korben |
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Talina Boyaci | ... | Mme Lefebvre |
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Benoît Forgeard | ... | Médecin |
In 1930s restless Paris, the American sisters and spiritual mediums Laura and Kate Barlow are an authentic psychic act touring pre-war Europe, where before an astounded audience, sceptical but curious spectators join them onstage for a hypnotic séance with the dearly departed. During a performance, a well-off film producer, André Korben, dazzled by the sisters' genuine psychic ability, will hire them for an ambitious film project which would contribute to the evolution of the French film industry, just by capturing even the faintest suggestion of a real paranormal manifestation. Little by little, the war creeps in and Korben's reputation rests entirely on the success of this single effort, nevertheless, are the Barlow Sisters nothing but an elaborate act or do they actually possess the dark gift? Written by Nick Riganas
So I guess it didn't help that with a cast like this my expectations where quite high. However I felt like there was a lot of cliché a lot of historical approximation about the second world war, the film crisis pre WWII that it felt a bit overdone, as if they didn't wanted to talk about it but did it.. to cover the all thing.. And that's kind of the issue here, I feel like the film was a bit all over the place like a person suffering from ADHD. Too many topics, issue, character... not enough development. The acting was great, the scenario was close to it too but something was off...something seemed too fake..like this scene where they go out celebrating the first snow of the winter " overdone and clearly..it was some feather and not snow(right??). Or maybe I didn't like it cause all the characters were lost or not found yet ( lily) and that situation seems not appealing to me... Give it a look and let me know about your experience.