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Title: Particles (2019)
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Thomas Daloz | ... | Pierre-André, dit P.A. |
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Néa Lüders | ... | Roshine |
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Salvatore Ferro | ... | Mérou |
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Emma Josserand | ... | Léa |
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Léo Couilfort | ... | Cole |
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Nicolas Marcant | ... | JB |
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Valérie Randu | ... | La prof de maths |
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Guy Julliard | ... | Le photographe de classe |
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Christian Landreau | ... | Le maire |
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Liam Gras | ... | Adam, le copain au squat |
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Robin Hauser | ... | Le rappeur au bar |
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Valder Lärka | ... | Thomas, le père de P.A. |
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Richard Kellog | ... | Le physicien du CERN (as Richard Kellogg) |
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Tiziano Camporesi | ... | Le prof au CERN |
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Lisa Wild | ... | La prof de chimie |
As winter sets in and P.A. sees the world shifting around him, he starts to observe strange phenomena in the environment. The changes are imperceptible at first, but gradually his whole world seems to be on the brink.
Are we meant to feel anything for P.A.? Or any of the characters? Maybe, but it certainly didn't come across in the film. The apathy of the characters was matched by my apathy for this film.
Any attempts at building suspense or atmosphere fail with long lingering shots making up the bulk of this film. This would have made a much better short without the many many 10 second long lingering shots of expressionless faces or landscapes with, at best, mediocre framing.