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Darling (2007)iMDB Rating: 6.7
Date Released : 7 November 2007
Genre : Biography, Drama
Stars : Marina Foïs, Guillaume Canet, Océane Decaudain, Anne Benoît. On a farm in the West of France, Catherine a plump little girl, dreams of escaping her joyless life. Her parents do not seem to know what a heart is and her father can get violent occasionally. Her only hope lies in those big trucks that drive zooming along the main road under her bedroom window. Some day, her prince charming at the wheel of one of those big machines, will dismount his modern ..." />
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On a farm in the West of France, Catherine a plump little girl, dreams of escaping her joyless life. Her parents do not seem to know what a heart is and her father can get violent occasionally. Her only hope lies in those big trucks that drive zooming along the main road under her bedroom window. Some day, her prince charming at the wheel of one of those big machines, will dismount his modern steed and take her away, over the rainbow. So she runs and runs along the road, in red shorts,too tight as she turns into a young woman, trying to tempt one of those modern knights. One night, one of them does notice her. He is good-looking but Catherine soon realizes that he is also a drunk and a violent pervert. The dream turns into a scary nightmare...

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The Unexamined Life

I have long admired Marina Fois and been impressed by her versatility ranging from the two-hander bittersweet comedy of Tell Me I'm Pretty to the hard-bitten soft-centred social worker in Polisse but in Darling she turns in a tour de force as a person who never had a chance from the day she was born; mocked as a child by both parents and schoolmates, unable to dodge the s**t that life keeps dropping on her from a great height, yet brushing it aside and moving on stoically, indeed, defining stoicism. This is a truly outstanding performance with Best Actress Cesar, Oscar, Bafta, Golden Globe, etc written all over it ... in your dreams, Ms Fois, because as your character puts it so succinctly, no one cares about people like this, no one is going to see it, no influential critic is about to review it, in short, no one gives a big rat's ass ... except, perhaps, the odd discerning viewer who places a high value on Class, on Style, on exceptional acting backed up by fine ensemble playing and excellent direction. If Ms Fois ever turns in a performance one tenth as fine as she does here I for one will be one happy bunny.