This is the story of a father, his 23-year-old daughter, who goes back home one day because she has just been dumped, and his new girlfriend, who is also 23 and lives with him.
Awards
- SACD Award - Cannes Directors' Fortnight
Festivals
Labels & Line Ups
Credits
- Cast
- Eric Caravaca
- Esther Garrel
- Louise Chevillotte
- Screenplay
- Jean-Claude Carrière
- Caroline Deruas
- Arlette Langmann
- Philippe Garrel
- Cinematography
- Renato Berta
- Editing
- François Gédigier
- Music
- Jean-Louis Aubert
- Sales
- SBS INTERNATIONAL
- Production
- SBS PRODUCTIONS
Press
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Very elegantly crafted.
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Still fascinating Garrel.
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Garrel carefree films with continuity on the same subjects of always and with conflicts and similar personages.
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The veteran French director Philippe Garrel is on a major roll at the moment.
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Garrel offers a film that is like a Polaroid, joyfully impure and with fuzzy outlines.
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Garrel has the touch of a wiser man not taking judgment on his characters' youthful foibles, where setbacks are to be embraced and learned from rather than experiences discarded from memory.
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Garrel is the only director who continues filming in the style of that modern cinema of which he has always been an illustrious bulwark.
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A lot happens in just 75 minutes of screen time, offering viewers emotional fallout that lingers much longer.
Philippe Garrel
France
Philippe Garrel is a French director and actor. He received the Prix Jean-Vigo for THE SECRET CHILD in 1982. He was twice awarded at the Venice Film Festival by the Silver Lion for best director, in 1991 for I DON'T HEAR THE GUITAR ANYMORE and in 2005 for REGULAR LOVERS, for which he also received the Prix Louis-Delluc. His films often relate to the youth of the 60’s protest, to which he belonged.
His film LOVER FOR A DAY (2017) was selected at the Directors' Fortnight at the 70th Cannes Film Festival.