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"After a true story": Two best enemies who give nothing
Roman Polanski turns the friendship of a woman into sheer horror. It would be even better.
At first, they still love: Emmanuelle Seigner (left) and Eva Green, before learning to fear. Image: Constantine
From the outside his life seems perfect. The writer Delphine Dayrieux is so overwhelmed with admiration for the signing of her book that she looks like worshiping a saint
But it would not be a film of Roman Polanski if the star did not begin to portray his tormented state of mind. To show this, Polanski is not only good because he is an unfathomable human master. But also because he chose his partner Emmanuelle Seigner as the main actress.
The Parisian (52 years old) has been loyal to filmmakers facing new rape allegations in 2017 since 1989. For Polanski, this was certainly not the reason why she had chosen him for "The Famous Story" for the fifth time. On the contrary, it is the fact that as an actress, she is always an event. Seyer's depressive eyes tell how tired their dolphins are. As she suffers from her bestseller, who calls herself the movie, in which she works hard, never quite revealed the family's story. As with the letters of love of their parents
A Dangerous Game Begins
When She (Eva Green) appears, "her biggest fan", it seems to her that the human being is finally here to redeem himself.
She and the dolphins become best friends. And a dangerous game begins. Because of the certainty with which the young woman takes things in the hands of dolphins becomes dominance, the board turns into badaults, out of honesty, nastiness that is supposed to camouflage a small laugh like teasing. She is dazzled by the French native Eva Green (37) – cool, beautiful, calculator, controlled at the fingertips with the nails exactly painted in red. The opposite of dolphins more and more dependent. On the one hand, it shows the brilliance and width of Seigner, who played a woman like Green in "Venus in the Fur" by Polanski (2013), and the weakness of the film. The game eclipses the story. It's good, it's full of suspense and false leads, but unlike earlier work like "Rosemary's Baby" (1968), Polanski never lets us freeze the blood.
It does not help that it is real exhausting film about an overly quoted author, at the mercy of an obsessive fan: "Misery" (1990).
After a true story: F / PL 2017, 110 m.,
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