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Gemma Bovery's bursts of charm -- among them Gemma Arterton's winsome performance in the title role -- are often enough to compensate for its lack of focus. Read critic reviews
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After moving to the French countryside with her husband (Jason Flemyng), a British beauty (Gemma Arterton) draws the attention of a local baker (Fabrice Luchini), a young playboy and her magnetic ex.
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Rating: R (Sexuality/Nudity|Language)
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Genre: Romance, Comedy, Drama
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Original Language: French (Canada)
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Director: Anne Fontaine
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Producer: Philippe Carcassonne, Matthieu Tarot
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Writer: Anne Fontaine, Pascal Bonitzer, Pascal Bonitzer
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $191.5K
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Music Box Films
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Production Co: Canal+, Gaumont, France Télévision, Ruby Films, Ciné, Orange Cinéma Séries, Albertine Productions, Cinéfrance 1888, British Film Institute, France 2 Cinéma
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It's flaky and lacking in depth, but it still works
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Gemma Bovery(Gemma Arterton) and her husband Charlie(Jason Flemyng) have just moved to Normandy. It does not take Martin(Fabrice Luchini) the local baker, long to spot the similarity between Gemma's name and a certain French literary heroine, especially with its author having once lived in the area. One could make a case in "Gemma Bovery" that Martin is so obsessed with the novel of "Emma Bovary" that he is actually rewriting Gemma's life to fit his literary expectations. Which is a promising start for a movie, especially considering its good cast and neat locations. Except that director Anne Fontaine's usual indifferent style simply manages to suck most of the energy out of the room, even with the movie's twist filled ending.
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