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Marie-Josee Croze
Reviews Featuring Marie-Josee Croze
An intelligent film of careful balances, where the past is weighed against the future, horror against hope, capitalism against socialism, faith against secularism, death against life. The viciousness of its satire, and the ambivalence of its final images, leave a bitter aftertaste which ensures that its message of cautious optimism, though sweet, never becomes too cloying.
Think of it as a combination of Se7en without the shocks and Angelina Jolie without her clothes.
Ignore the title and tell everyone about this latest engrossing thriller from ze French.
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