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All Critics (6) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (5)
Eva boasts little style beyond what its biggest star is able to bring to the table.
An enticing premise that fails to catch fire.
All the narrative's blank spaces, previously well-guarded by editor Julia Gregory, collapse into a fudged finale of stuttering irresolution.
As many auteurs have similarly molded Huppert throughout her extensive filmography, Eva is another exotic testament to her abilities.
You may struggle to name a dull Huppert performance, but as Eva, the great French actor is going through the motions.
No-one does mysterious, distant femmes fatales quite like Isabelle Huppert - but just because an Huppert character is enigmatic, it doesn't necessarily mean she's fascinating.
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