Femme Fatale
2002, Mystery & thriller, 1h 50m
136 Reviews 10,000+ RatingsWhat to know
The thriller Femme Fatale is overheated, nonsensical, and silly. Read critic reviews
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Movie Info
Laure (Rebecca Romijn-Stamos), a member of a crime ring, lifts an extravagant set of jewels from a model at a red carpet event. But instead of splitting the loot with her partners, Laure flees. While running from the crooks she betrayed, she comes across Lily (also Romijn-Stamos), a woman nearly identical to herself. When Lily kills herself, Laure assumes her identity and starts life anew. But paparazzo Nicolas (Antonio Banderas) has been tracking her, and may reveal all her dark secrets.
Cast & Crew
Rebecca Romijn
Laure, Lily
Laure, Lily
Antonio Banderas
Nicolas Bardo
Nicolas Bardo
Peter Coyote
Watts
Watts
Eriq Ebouaney
Black Tie
Black Tie
Édouard Montoute
Racine
Racine
Thierry Frémont
Serra
Serra
Critic Reviews for Femme Fatale
Audience Reviews for Femme Fatale
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Jul 13, 2011no one could blame de palma for putting style over substance. he has built a career putting films together without any depth. this film has all the marks and the conclusion is quite interesting. the beginning we get most of the male viewers in aloneBrendan N Super Reviewer
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Apr 16, 2010Not De Palma's best movie but this might be the most De Palama movie in his ouvre. A kaleidoscope of heists, double crosses, voyeurism, outrageous twists, and indulgent style.Alec B Super Reviewer
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Apr 01, 2010I think this is an awesome film by DePalma who is a master of the thriller game as much as Hitchcock was in provoking an audience. Femme Fatale is a great film about two very interesting chracters outsmarting each other in a game of cat and mouse. DePalma tells this erotic film in a non linear style and uses stunning visuals and smooth camera movements to enhance the story. The eroticism is quite fascinating as when Romajin seduces a young woman in a washroom while removing pieces of valuable jewlery. DePalma is a student of Hitchcock and with other films like "Body Heat" or "Obsession", "Femme Fatale" is another great gravy piece of filmmaking and again a respectful homage to Alfred Hitchcock.Brian R Super Reviewer
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Dec 09, 2009It really feels like a lot of Brian De Palmaâs early work, playing around with the Noir genre and fitting it into a modern caper/thriller. The visual style is beautiful, even more than usual due to the fact that itâs filmed in breathtaking areas in Cannes. The story is extremely fun and keeps you guessing along the way. The acting is decent, Rebecca Romijn clearly wasnât that experienced at the time, but more of her work is visual anyway. Iâm also not a huge fan of Antonio Banderas, but he was actually very good in this. While itâs not a perfect movie, itâs definitely worthwhile and a return to the past for De Palma.Conner R Super Reviewer
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