Juliette was waiting for her sister Léa (Elsa Zylberstein) to pick her up at the airport, It turns out that I haven't seen each other for more than ten years. It was my parents who ordered my sister to ignore this sister.
Fifteen years ago, my sister was still young. My sister was actually imprisoned for killing her son. Can you help? Léa's husband is reluctant to accept Juliette, who is released from prison, and is always the mother who kills her children. Léa has two adopted Vietnamese daughters, and she dare not have children because of her sister's sin.
The story is of course not that simple. Movie It mainly describes Juliette's adaptation to reality after being released from prison. Kristin Scott Thomas played it well until she got it, the pale helplessness and fear when she was just released from prison, and the grief left by the loss of her son, all performed very well. In fact, the whole movie She is the only one to carry the banner. BAFTA and Golden Globe Award nominations for Best Actress.
Elsa Zylberstein who plays her sister is very kind. It turned out that she just watched her "Nucingen Haus" in Raoul Ruiz (Nucingen House/Haunted Housekeeper) He also participated in Ingmar Bergman's "Enfances" (Childhoods). Without the support of his sister and the bottom line, the truth may never be known.
As Juliette said, losing a child is like being imprisoned for a lifetime. Kristin Scott Thomas couldn't have played the grief better.
The sisterhood portrayed in the movie is very real. I also like the scene where the two sisters go to the hospital to visit their mother. The mother, who suffers from Alzheimer's, recognizes Juliette as soon as she sees her, even after many years Come on as if she doesn't exist.
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