Madeleine Collins

Nominee
Giornate degli Autori Award
Venice Film Festival
Efira puts in a terrific performance in Antoine Barraud's taut relationship pic that veers into thriller territory.

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Madeleine Collins

Judith manages a busy double life spanning two countries. In France, she’s the glamorous wife of orchestra conductor Melvil, with whom she has two older boys. In Switzerland, she works as a translator, sharing a home with Abdel and their little girl. Gradually, this delicate facade built on lies, secrets, and constant to-ing and fro-ing starts to crack and Judith’s situation spirals out of control. Writer-director Antoine Barraud’s layered psychological drama explores themes of identity and the need for freedom, all through the eyes of a protagonist who continually defends the indefensible.
Not Rated
Genre
Drama, French Cinema, Women and Film
Runtime
107
Language
French
Director
Antoine Barraud
Producer
Justin Taurand
Writer(s)
Antoine Barraud, Héléna Klotz
Cast
Virginie Efira, Jacqueline Bisset, Nadav Lapid, Bruno Salomone, Quim Gutiérrez, Valérie Donzelli, Loïse Benguerel
Awards:
Nominee, Giornate degli Autori Award, Venice Film Festival
FEATURED REVIEW
Jordan Mintzer, The Hollywood Reporter

It’s a scenario that seems to be forever spinning out of control, and yet part of the attraction of Madeleine Collins is in seeing how far Barraud is willing take things.

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